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Picture-in-Picture, part of NewBlue Video Essentials II, provides a flexible and easy way to create picture-in-picture effects, as well as interesting creative effects. In this edition of Tips & Techniques, Ian Stark shows you how to create a simple iTunes® Cover Flow style reflection using just a couple of keyframes. Using this essential plugin, you can now create interesting and modern-looking corporate videos and tutorials for your clients.
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Perry Payne of SPwrite Productions, LLC, and his partner Sandra J. Payne, currently produce two web series: The Web.Files and Life with Kat & McKay (on KoldCast.tv and their own website, PurseDog.tv). The Web.Files recently won Clicker’s “Best of 2009” award for “Best Web Original Non-fiction” show and is currently distributed by blip.tv (www.thewebfiles.blip.tv). Hosted by red-carpet entertainment reporter, Kristyn Burtt, The Web.Files is a weekly interview talk show covering the hottest series and celebs on the web. Each week, the look of the show changes, taking inspiration from the web series it is covering. Recently, when Casey McKinnon — host of the indie comic-book review show, A Comicbook Orange — and her partner, writer Rudy Jahchan, were interviewed, the corresponding episode of The Web.Files (#28), needed to reflect the look and feel of a live-action comic book. In order to achieve this effect, Perry, The Web.Files editor, turned to the NewBlueFX plug-in Cartoonr for Final Cut Pro.
Although Pixelator, which is part of Video Essentials, can only blur one face at a time, there’s nothing stopping you from using it more than once on the same clip. Simply apply Pixelator multiple times to the specific clip - one time for each area that needs to be blurred – and then set the controls independently for each.
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