With over 80 presets in 5 dynamic filters, NewBlue Film Effects creates a cinematic appearance, complete with blemishes, jitters, spots, scratches, and graininess. This best-selling collection of 81 presets in 5 dynamic filters recreates the inexact mechanics of hand-cranked cameras, dirty projectors, and decades sitting in film vaults.
Join Todor Fay as he demonstrates some of Film Effects’ best techniques and shows you how to give your video a distinct filmic feel and a look you can call your own:
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After installing Video Essentials II in EDIUS, you can find the plugins in two places:
Keying effects are listed under “Keyers” in the NewBlue Video Essentials II category. There you will find Chroma Key, Lens Correction, Letterbox, Picture-In-Picture, and Vignette.
The remaining effects are located under “Video Filters” in the NewBlue Video Essentials II category. These are Color EQ, Color Swap, Noise Reducer, Rack Focus, and Shadows and Highlights.
Film Look from NewBlue Film Effects makes your video feel like it was shot on film. In this edition of Tips & Techniques, Ian Stark shows you how to use Film Look’s color and lighting characteristics to create your own signature style.
