yeah.. simple as it! No other plug in. I used to do that using 2 separate
filters (RGB and HSL). Now I have the Matrox card that it's one of the
features. Still with Premiere built-in filter, you can do it without any other
plugin. Try it yourself.
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From: Ken Leaver Jr.
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, November 09, 2005 8:41 AM
Subject: RE: [AP] "Converting" Video to "Black & White"
Just so I make sure I understand correctly, to get the "sepia" color,
all I have to do is go into Premiere Pro, and change those settings
WITHOUT acquiring the other Plug-In's or any other additional equipment
or software?!
Thanks!
Ken L.
>>>You can do it with premiere pro with the Color Corrector filter under
Image Control. Here's the parameter
HSL - Saturation - 0
RGB - Red Pedestal - 0.16
RGB - Green Pedestal - 0.12
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