There is another way to do it using A/B editing, Video
Track 3, Frame-Hold, and dissolves. If these are any
hint...you should be able to figure it out.(remember
to use de-interlace on Frame-Hold images.
Good Luck, regards
Mike
-- Jeff Oxenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I believe the Stop Motion Blur filter is packaged
> with Final Cut Pro.
> Premiere's Ghosting filter (Blur &
> Sharpen->Ghosting) might give you a
> similar effect. Anyone else know of any other
> methods?
>
>
>
>
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