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Subject: Re: Getting a film effect wit a digital camera

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Craig Haylett

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Date Posted: 12:01:00 03/20/04 Sat
In reply to: regg 's message, "Getting a film effect wit a digital camera" on 16:53:03 09/25/01 Tue

So you want that film look? That diffused soft look?
Do this my friends. You want to video track twice. Top track and 2nd track. On the second track add a gaussian blur about 10%. On the bottom track make the opacity about 70%. This work best in Sonic Foundry Vegas Video. You get that instant film look. Also lower or highten the gammer to suite the look you want. Email me and give me your opinion of my idea after trying this. Also, if you want I can send you a before and after picture. Or, if you want you can send me your pic and I can do it for you. I will also do video and send it back to you via MSN. Hope you are happy with the results.
Craig haylett

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