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  1. 29th Aug 2002 22:05 #1
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    Ok you know how in movies, you get those lines and stuff, like scratches and circles appear on the screen because of film defects.

    How would i make a picture look like it came off a movie screen?

    We are doing a yearbook with a movie theme and i wanna make the ads look like they are on 16mm film.
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    there are several programs (most big bucks) that can do this as well as plug ins for after effects but also Vegas Video with the Plug-In Pack has this effect also
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    Do you want to apply the effect to video, or just to stills?
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    HERE'S ONE LINK

    http://www.digieffects.com/frames/reviews/CineLookReviewMacWorld.html

    I SEARCHED"ADD VINTAGE EFFECTS TO VIDEO" ON GOOGLE
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  5. 29th Aug 2002 22:56 #5
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    Quicktime Pro for PC ($30-ish) lets you import a video, then export it with a filter- one of the included ones being film noise (grain, scratches and hair).
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    Originally Posted by lattedfw
    Quicktime Pro for PC ($30-ish) lets you import a video, then export it with a filter- one of the included ones being film noise (grain, scratches and hair).

    how do you do set it up to do that
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  7. 30th Aug 2002 09:03 #7
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    Download Quicktime from Apple. Register it. Then you import the AVI or MOV file you want to add the film effect to. Then select export. I don't have Quicktime on the PC I'm on now, but I think you click OPTIONS and select the Special Effects category, then Film Effects. You can adjust the amount of dust/noise/scratches/hair. There are other filters to change color (e.g. faded 8mm color).
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