Old movie effect?
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Old movie effect?
How would I go about making the effect of an old silent movie or a film that's showing its age? I've seen it done before, is it done on After Effects or Premiere?
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I believe it requires Premiere 6.0 or later (this is specifically for Premiere 6.5), but go to the "Video Effects" control panel (if it's not already open, you can get to it with the "Window" menu)...

... and drag the "QuickTime Effects" option (under the heading of "QuickTime") onto a clip.

From there, a new control panel will open to adjust the effect's options. Double-click "Special Effects" and select "Film Noise".

Play with the selections in here to get the desired end result.

... and drag the "QuickTime Effects" option (under the heading of "QuickTime") onto a clip.

From there, a new control panel will open to adjust the effect's options. Double-click "Special Effects" and select "Film Noise".

Play with the selections in here to get the desired end result.
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I'd be happy with any version of Premiere...
I have WMM, and Pinnacle Studio. Quite frankly, I prefer the former.
I have WMM, and Pinnacle Studio. Quite frankly, I prefer the former.
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I know this isn't the correct topic for this (nor the forum for that matter)SSj Kaboom wrote:I'd be happy with any version of Premiere...
I have WMM, and Pinnacle Studio. Quite frankly, I prefer the former.
But I personally love pinnacle!
I think it's great.
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Meh. Not only will Pinnacle not seem to want to work with any of my footage, but I have to actually further pay for any FX and extra crap that most other programs come with automatically._Jrinu_ wrote:I know this isn't the correct topic for this (nor the forum for that matter)SSj Kaboom wrote:I'd be happy with any version of Premiere...
I have WMM, and Pinnacle Studio. Quite frankly, I prefer the former.
But I personally love pinnacle!
I think it's great.
I would kill a dubbie for a recent version of Adobe Premiere. Two for AfterEffects.
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