Film Dust and Scratches (and a little extra) – Adobe After Effects tutorial
Make your video dusty and scratchy and you don’t even have to own a projector or film camera. Just Adobe After Effects! I’m using adobe CC but you can do thi…
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thanks alot
This is awesome
Can you do a tutorial about Retro / VHS look ?
Amazing! thank you!
thanks man. good tip.
most useful
Evan, could you do a tutorial on how to do the chroma distortion in this
video: /watch?v=f_aw3kZo3tg I tried searching up some tutorials but could
only find stuff on chroma aberration, which doesn’t give the same result
I’m posting this question as I watch the video. I don’t know if you answer
it later on. But is there any particular reason that you chose to use
random()*100 instead of random(0,100). This gives a random number on each
frame, how would I change the expression to give a random number every
other or change every 5 frames?
sounds like golden age syndrome. But I do enjoy many aspects of the
cultural shift to embrace the novelty of the historical.
Used these sorts of effects on one of my showreels for my exhibition 🙂
Showcased it on a retro TV aswell so it looked really good. If anyone
interested in after effects animation like kinetic typography amongst other
things, check out my channel it’s pretty much what I’m all about 🙂 thanks.
learned more from this guys than any class I been in.
well thank you kindly sir. Your patronage is much appreciated. And enjoy
wedding season! I’m told it’s one of the most lucrative for small video
production businesses.
Hey! Thanks for the tutorials! Created this video with A LOT of help from
you! youtube /watch?v=XuG2x76CMEs Hope you like it!
I think I just set the text to be Add or some other blending mode. Not much
to it I’m afraid.
lofi
How did you tweak the audio to sound like it was really old like that. It
reminds me of those old school informational videos featuring Timmy! It was
always Timmy!
He shows it off at about 0:35 The video is an effects breakdown so you
should see it pop up with text underneath for each effect
Dude you’re so amazing ! The thing is that i’m making a videoclip of a song
i’ve done with my friends and every single tutorials that you’ve make are
usefull for my vid ! I even bought the chromatic abberation ! I’ll use this
one too ! Thank you or as we say in Canada , Merci !
great tutorial, multiple things learned.
This this perfect, in fact all are perfect, you are still doing a great
good for humanity!
I prefer the way only because I can type it faster and it does the same
thing. As for your question about the frames just use posterize time as an
expression or effect. Enjoy.
I gotta say, the vignette made the tutorial 😉
Hello, I have a film idea that I need to shot from the actor’s POV which
have a scene to shot in front of mirror. How can I reflect the actors body
in the mirror? help me plz
Thanks I just ended up doing basically the same thing but in audition. It
really adds to the picture.