Counterpoint Life shows us some techniques in Blender to add that cinematic film look to your video footage. Do you guys use Blender with real video footage?
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Counterpoint Life shows us some techniques in Blender to add that cinematic film look to your video footage. Do you guys use Blender with real video footage?
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Hi Yanal !
Thank you for all your work and for this tutorial in particular . Excellent , very interesting. I suppose that there is a particular interest to use a lens distortion rather than a simple Ellipse Mask for vignetting , but I don't understand wich one .
Jean-Pierre.
I normally add the video clip as an input source rather than use a rendered scene. I can still scale and zoom through nodes, if necessary, but it is less intuitive, of course.
The "refilming" setup has some advantages however:
* you can animate text or other images in front of the video
* you can animate the movie time using ipo curves for arbitrary speed control (not that easy with the speedcontrol in VSE)
* you can use motion blur for fast-forward effects
there is any option for film look ups in new blender 8.1a