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Freeze transition
13 Aug 2012 16:06 #12970
by alex4D
This freezes the outgoing clip, or the incoming clip or both. Use the duration and position of the transition on the timeline to choose which frame is frozen and for how long.
It can also work as an effect that momentarily freezes clips if applied to a through edit:
More info and download link on my blog .
Freeze transition was created by alex4D
This freezes the outgoing clip, or the incoming clip or both. Use the duration and position of the transition on the timeline to choose which frame is frozen and for how long.
It can also work as an effect that momentarily freezes clips if applied to a through edit:
More info and download link on my blog .
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14 Aug 2012 11:52 #13014
by TrixTrax9000
Replied by TrixTrax9000 on topic Re: Freeze transition
Thanks Alex, I'll try it.
This reminds me of an effect they're doing on the World Poker Tour TV show, where they show someone who has busted out of the tournament, they go from regular video to freeze frame on him, then tint that in conjunction with a dramatic musical change. I think they also maybe blur the BG to isolate the subject a bit more. I've seen some opening movie title sequences where they not only freeze the video, they cut the guy out & do a 3D effect with the BG changing or moving away, as he moves towards us. It's very dramatic. Probably AE, but Ben would know how to do it in Motion.
An additional thank you for the demo videos, very helpful.
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This reminds me of an effect they're doing on the World Poker Tour TV show, where they show someone who has busted out of the tournament, they go from regular video to freeze frame on him, then tint that in conjunction with a dramatic musical change. I think they also maybe blur the BG to isolate the subject a bit more. I've seen some opening movie title sequences where they not only freeze the video, they cut the guy out & do a 3D effect with the BG changing or moving away, as he moves towards us. It's very dramatic. Probably AE, but Ben would know how to do it in Motion.
An additional thank you for the demo videos, very helpful.
cheers
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25 Nov 2012 15:03 #17781
by Green Skull
What a glorious day to live and a Glorious day to Rock!
Replied by Green Skull on topic Freeze transition
Very cool effect. Thanks for posting!
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