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* - TheChiŠµf - Jan 26, 2017
Amazing initiative by the team. Good luck.
* - YinYang - Feb 6, 2017
Doge defo knows what he's talking about.
Really nice of you to do this for everybody man, if I need anything I'll be sure to hit you up. I'm always learning from this site
* - GreenTea - Feb 8, 2017
Any idea how this light effect was made? At first glance I was thinking optical flares was used but I don't think so...
* - #Doge - Feb 8, 2017
(Feb 8, 2017 09:51 AM)GreenTea Wrote: Any idea how this light effect was made? At first glance I was thinking optical flares was used but I don't think so...
There are many to do that but the easiest thing that comes to mind is the use of a plugin called "Trapcode - Starglow". It's a really handy plugin and is definitely worth the buy.
Mixed with a really great set of particular, the effect looks outstanding.
But yeah, most likely, starglow + hue & saturation.
Make sure the modified visualizer layer is under the visualizer layer.
Method:
simply duplicate the visualizer, add a fill effect, most likely white.
Add starglow to it as well then finally add the hue & saturation in that order.
Add some more expressions for the gradual changing and all that then the rest should take care of itself : )
* - SavageAF - Feb 8, 2017
I'll use this later to fix some problems I've had with text, tl;dr my text has like no spacing between the characters
* - GreenTea - Feb 8, 2017
(Feb 8, 2017 10:06 AM)#Doge Wrote: There are many to do that but the easiest thing that comes to mind is the use of a plugin called "Trapcode - Starglow". It's a really handy plugin and is definitely worth the buy.
Mixed with a really great set of particular, the effect looks outstanding.
But yeah, most likely, starglow + hue & saturation.
Make sure the modified visualizer layer is under the visualizer layer.
Method:
simply duplicate the visualizer, add a fill effect, most likely white.
Add starglow to it as well then finally add the hue & saturation in that order.
Add some more expressions for the gradual changing and all that then the rest should take care of itself : )
Thank you very much! After I've done it I might even come here and post the results.
* - YinYang - Feb 13, 2017
Save me mr Doge!
https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=5550222
* - wint - Jul 6, 2017
Doge defo knows what he's talking about.
* - Debugger - Jul 6, 2017
can i ask about graphics program too ?
* - berlinerin - Jul 7, 2017
Hello,
can you give me advice or a link from Internet/youtube,
how I can use with PS a png black mask ? (cliping mask?)
How can I make this? I have a picture and I have a png with a black background grungy and flowery,
how can I bring them together, that my picture is shining through?
Please in German language (or english).
Thank you in advance