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Recommend plugin to purchased
22 Apr 2020 18:57 #106432
by min
Recommend plugin to purchased was created by min
Hi,
I had a previous post for a particular sparkle tracking and I had a very great suggestion to purchase trackx and slicex.
I was wondering if there was any more plugins recommended to purchase such has
- movie / flim look
- special effects
- more transitions
Thanks for the tips!
I had a previous post for a particular sparkle tracking and I had a very great suggestion to purchase trackx and slicex.
I was wondering if there was any more plugins recommended to purchase such has
- movie / flim look
- special effects
- more transitions
Thanks for the tips!
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23 Apr 2020 12:00 #106453
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Recommend plugin to purchased
My recommendation to my students has always been to not purchase plugins until you need them for a specific task for a specific job. If you go purchasing stuff because their cool, I can guarantee you'll end up with dozens of templates and plugins you rare evey actually use. But the companies to stick with are CoreMelt, CrumplePop, FCPEffects, Xeffects, MotionVFX, Hawaiki, SVM, FxFactory. There are a couple of shaddy developers out there selling garbage. Buyer beware.
Movie/Film looks are so subjective. The first thing is to light the scene, block the scene, shoot the sceen like film. That's 90% of the look. 24fps does not automatically make it look like film, which has been demonstrated by some very respected folks in the industry for years. But mLooks from MotionVFX is a nice place to start, as well as the LUTs from ColorGradingCentral.
Special effects covers too much to really tell you what to get. And these effects are often the result of compositing several elements together, not just one plugin.
Transitions, well, again, subjective, and they need to help tell the story.
Movie/Film looks are so subjective. The first thing is to light the scene, block the scene, shoot the sceen like film. That's 90% of the look. 24fps does not automatically make it look like film, which has been demonstrated by some very respected folks in the industry for years. But mLooks from MotionVFX is a nice place to start, as well as the LUTs from ColorGradingCentral.
Special effects covers too much to really tell you what to get. And these effects are often the result of compositing several elements together, not just one plugin.
Transitions, well, again, subjective, and they need to help tell the story.
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23 Apr 2020 12:23 #106462
by min
Replied by min on topic Recommend plugin to purchased
Super thanks again.
When you are saying "block the scene", what does it mean?
When you are saying "block the scene", what does it mean?
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24 Apr 2020 04:05 #106479
by JoeEditor
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