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Using Dust in FCPX
26 Sep 2021 07:26 #116426
by jayan
Using Dust in FCPX was created by jayan
Hai, i have Lens Distortions – Dust 4K, i have footage around 10 minutes, but Dust having 16 seconds... 18 seconds like that. How to use in FCPX, just adding with transitions or any other method to add for 10 minutes video. plse give urs valuable opinions....
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26 Sep 2021 10:24 #116429
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Using Dust in FCPX
Obviously 16 seconds of dust won't cover 10 minutes of video. You could retime the dust but then you'll end up slowing it down so much for 10 minutes, it won't look like it's moving at all. Or you could repeat the dust clip, but dust rarely is coherent enough to loop seamlessly.
Cross fades could possibly work, but then you're using up to 40 copies of that dust clip, and the cross fades repeating every 16 seconds will become way too obvious.
Is the 10 minutes one single clip? Or is it several clips edited together?
You may want to look at MotionVFX's dust collection, as their clips are much longer than what you have. I'm not sure what you have now. Where'd you get them from?
Cross fades could possibly work, but then you're using up to 40 copies of that dust clip, and the cross fades repeating every 16 seconds will become way too obvious.
Is the 10 minutes one single clip? Or is it several clips edited together?
You may want to look at MotionVFX's dust collection, as their clips are much longer than what you have. I'm not sure what you have now. Where'd you get them from?
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26 Sep 2021 15:55 #116441
by jayan
Replied by jayan on topic Using Dust in FCPX
Thank you for ur reply, as i will use 5-10 minutes clip, this is what i am facing problem with cross dissolve or slow, is any solution for this....
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27 Sep 2021 13:59 #116448
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Using Dust in FCPX
Get longer dust clips. That's about all you can do. There's no magic "make 10 seconds last 10 minutes" formula.
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27 Sep 2021 14:47 #116449
by jayan
Replied by jayan on topic Using Dust in FCPX
i didn't understand, is there any tutorials to make 10 seconds to 10 minutes
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28 Sep 2021 01:12 #116460
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Using Dust in FCPX
No, can't be done, without the video being so slow it looks static.
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28 Sep 2021 01:13 #116461
by JoeEditor
Replied by JoeEditor on topic Using Dust in FCPX
1- Find longer dust clips you can overlap.
2- Mix up what you have, cross fade them, loop them.
2- Mix up what you have, cross fade them, loop them.
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