The "tan" is called sepia and yes, Magic Bullet does it, or if you have
the Matrox effects that come with the RT.X100 hardware card, there's a
nice real-time preset in the Matrox Color Correction effect.

Otherwise, I'm sure its do-able with some fussing with existing Adobe
FX. I've got the Matrox RT.X100 solution, so I don't know if the
Calculations effect is available to software-only users...but if you do
have the calculations effect, you could toss the black and white effect
on the clip, then screen/overlay/multiply (layer compositing methods
within the Calculations effect) a sepia color matte over the top of it
to get nice results.
John

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Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 8:27 AM
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Subject: Re: [AP] "Converting" Video to "Black & White"

Hi Ken!
Premiere 6.5 had some presets for this, but if you're using Pro you need
a 
plugin. I really truly indeedelidoodeli recommend Magic Bullet. But it
cost 
"some" money..

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Subject: [AP] "Converting" Video to "Black & White"


> Does Adobe Premiere Pro have a tool that can converts color video to
> "black and white" to make it look like old black and white film (that
> "tan" color ?).  Thanks for the feedback!
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