Hi.
I have searched a lot and can't get any hits, so I try here. The topic pretty much describe the situation. I would like to create similar effect on my own, homemade video (for fun) like the one that the name of the actors in CSI:Miami appear at at the beginning at every show. I am making a home made video for a friend of mine, and he is a very big fan of CSI, so I thought he would appreciate that gimmic. Any of you who have an idea of how this can be done??
Here is a clip from youtube that shows it - starting about 7 sec into the clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fjRG2...eature=related
Appreciate your help. Thanks.
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What format video? What software are you using? Most edit packages can add titles, even Windows Movie Maker.
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Layered wipes, masked wipes, zooms and pans
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Thank you for your respons.
I guess I gave too less info here. The format is DV-AVI, I run W7, and have access to Studio 14 and Premiere Elements 8. These are the two editing programs I have used so far and know pretty well. Have'nt found the possibility to create this effect in either of them.
@guns1inger - I think you are right. Guess we are talking about a wipe from one type of text to another here. Maybe several wipes to create the "rolling numbers" effect ??
I have tried to google that too - but can't find a good answer to do this.
If anyone could point me in a direction of a plugin or standalone program to do this, I'm quite willing to do a learning curve here (as I probably have to.....)
Again - thanks so far.
Avisynth.Originally Posted by Northpole
Make the text in Photoshop, or using Subtitle().
Then do a wipe dissolve:
http://avisynth.org/vcmohan/TransAll...TransWipe.html
Thanks so far. I will try the Avisynth route.
PS: Any other program/plugin that will do this at a more "graphic" interface ??
The guys who did these credits are probably working with something like After Effects/Fusion, several plugins, many layers, custom scripts, and a whole lot of experience.
That said, the basics should be doable in Elements
Look at a program called Bluff Titler, it's cheap as chips and will do what you want.
This is real simple to do with the titler within Premiere.
Create the first one with the formula, then make successive ones as a copy from it, changing the characters one at a time. Put them on the next video track above your basic video tracks. You can do any transition from one to the other on that video track.
I do that sort of thing all the time with opening titles where I add another line as it progresses. I could do it with Photoshop or After Effects but it is simple enough to just do it within Premiere....depending on simplicity/complexity of desired look/effect.
Hi.
Thanks to you all for your time and crativity. Appreciated !!
I have downloaded and tried out Blufftitler. It's an amazing program, that surely does wonders about text and 3D effects. Have'nt figured out exactly how to create that CSI effect yet - but will study more here.
I have also tried the routhe that kimco52 suggested, but so far the result is not even close. Could of course be that I have'nt found the right trasition to use yet.
Again - thanks so far.
You will need to create the effect with multiple layered wipe transitions just like they did. They didn't push a button on some consumer program.Originally Posted by NorthpoleRecommends: Kiva.org - Loans that change lives.
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