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Topic: Adobe Premiere: filter effects
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Blitz
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posted 02-28-2000 04:33 PM
How can I have a filter effect on one region of the clip? |
funkymunkey
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posted 02-28-2000 04:39 PM
There's a little button on the timeline that looks like a razor (I think it's the button on the upper-right). Use that to split the clip and then just add filter to the new clip. Another way would be to use keyframes, but that would take a little more work (because Premiere doesn't give timecode for keyframing in the filter menu). Hope this helps  |
calstan
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posted 02-29-2000 01:02 AM
Is that what you meant? or did you mean on just one area of an image? To do that , drag the clip into one of the a channels, then drag another copy into on overlay channel and apply the filter to it. Then you can use the garbage matte in the overlay configuration window or you can generate a shape (black on white bkgnd) in Photo shop or any paint progam and use that as a matte using the IMAGE MATTE key. Hope that helps.
Cal Stanley
Whitelight Films |
Blitz
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posted 02-29-2000 05:49 PM
Thanks to both of you, I believe Calstan had the answer to what I needed though my question was kind of vague. I actually asked that question for my friend who does the majority of our editing work. |
