Secrets of Postpro

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Hey everyone,
i've seen great stuff around here on the forum and my favorites always were color corrected or treated in some kind of way.
Well, i've tried cc for myself, both with my editing app (editionDV) and the Magic Bullet Demo in AE.
The MB stuff looks cool most of the time, depending on the quality of my footage of course, but i just don't get a satisfying result when trying myself without MB!
MB is cool, but its expensive and slow, i already have 25p and most of all i want to know what i am doing - so, can anybody give me some advice how to get a little artistic in postproduction?

right now i need a trashy, 8mm high grain, vignetting, out of focus, color gradient style for a little vid i'm working on for a friend, seen it in skate videos and lately Man On Fire...
Big thanks for any reply!
 
Re: Secrets of Postpro

DigiEffects CineLook FlimRes package has a filter for exactly what your looking for. It's simply called Film Damage and has tones of flexability for that type of look...Man On Fire, one of my favorites right now.
 
Re: Secrets of Postpro

Thanks, i'll check them out if they have a demo!
though i'd rather do some handmade effects ::)
 
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