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Effects are transformations that can be applied to an audio or video signal to achieve a desired aesthetic result.
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How to create and film ghost special effects
Film Riot did a tutorial on it, they explain it best, see below:
Or you could go with a bit of post production work, after effects being my go to tool that I use. … Then change the mode of the ghostly layer to 'add' (or other to create different effects) to create the ghostly effect. …
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What do you call the video effect where water looks like it's standing still when filmed
I found a few interesting effects, which was labelled under the rolling shutter effect, however I was told that this was NOT an example of rolling shutter effect, what would you call this effect? … These are the examples I am referring to:
REALLY interesting effects:
For example, the water looks like its static. …
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Shutter slower than video FPS
"If I set it to 1/25 (shutter speed) does that mean absolute maximum (or lowest setting)?"
Yes, if it was a non-digital video camera. This rule applied to the old non-digital (film) video cameras wher …
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