"Ken Leaver Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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.
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Ken,
Another option is to create an orange solid, desaturate your video clip to 0
(black & white) lay the orange solid over the top of the video clip & pull it's
opacity down to a point where you like it. usually around 15%. You can play
around with different shades of orange to get different looks.
Lee
Schneider Equine Video
Fort Worth, TX
(541)543-8368
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