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Processing footage for a stylized look with SmoothKit
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This tutorial may seem rather specific to creating a stylized look, but processing footage in this way can be useful for many tracking and keying jobs too.
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Cleaning up blocky and noisy DV footage
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In this tutorial it is our goal to demonstrate how to use SmoothKit to clean up problematic DV footage.
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Blur without blurring over edges
Description
SmoothKit's Gaussian Per-Pixel filter's "maximum deviation" is explained with an example that retains fine hair detail while at the same time smoothing out blemishes in skin.
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A visual example of "Kill immediate if Zero Alpha"
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This Tutorial explains when to use the "Kill immediate if Zero Alpha" setting.
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A visual example of birth and death rates
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In another example ("Using Video Gogh to create a graphic style") we showed an example of creating some animated flowers. This tutorial shows the steps to create this effect.
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Advanced User-Defined Brush Tutorial for Video Gogh
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This tutorial expands material provided in the documentation with practical step by step examples on how to set up your own user-defined brushes.
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Using Video Gogh to enhance a graphic style
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This tutorial expands material provided in the documentation with practical step by step example on what might be a non-obvious use of Video Gogh that is more graphic in nature, and uses custom brushes.
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Using Multiple Layers of Video Gogh
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In this tutorial we provide some notes for a more refined effect where you might want to use other effects in combination with Video Gogh. In addition we provide some reasons why you might want to apply Video Gogh in multiple passes.
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Twixtor 5 and 6 Sample Projects
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Twixtor 5 sample projects for:
- Adobe After Effects 7.0 and later
- Final Cut Pro 6.03 or later.
- Premiere Pro
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Frame Rate Conversions in Twixtor within FCP
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This Tutorial demonstrates how to do a frame rate conversion from 30fps to 24 fps, and also NTSC to PAL. Note these methods can be used as a base to convert from any progressive source to progressive destination material or interlaced NTSC to PAL frame rates.
Footage provided by Banditos Brothers
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