October 4th, 2003
04:42 AM
Photoshop/premiere question
Hey everyone, sorry if I'm in the wrong forum... but I couldn't find a specific forum for Adobe Premiere. anyhue...
ok... in photoshop 7 we have the option to overlay layer by hue, color, or whatever right...
Ok... Is there any way to OVERLAY in premiere?? it would help greatly with some effects I have in mind... as well as getting a certain color I want in a scene. (Channel mixer and those other color/contrast filters arn't cutting it for me in premiere)
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October 5th, 2003
04:28 AM
I beleive that you could just take an image of whatever your color is and then place into Premeire. It should import as a few frames. You can stretch it out and make it as long as you like.
Anyway, you should then make sure that the color frames is the "visible" scene/image and then set the opacity to something lower. This should create the "overlay" effect as in PS.
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October 6th, 2003
05:02 AM
Well, I appreciate the tip... but all it does is give the scene an hint of that color.
Ok... I have an Idea on how to explain it... take the image you use as an avatar... k
use it in photoshop. create new laey... fill layer with a blue.. (a grayish blue... or whatever) now, in the layer menu or setting or whatever, theres a drop down box. the blending mode. rightnow it's set on normal... set it on hue...
todda.... thats what I want in a scene.
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October 6th, 2003
12:18 PM
To be honest, I dont have premeire installed right now so i cant even open ot to test anything out.
But, how long is the scene that you are wanting to a apply the effect to?
I know that you can actually export the scene as a "FLM" file and then it will open it photoshop.
**note** this file is usually VERY large!!
If you want me to explain it further, then let me know and I will do what I can.
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October 8th, 2003
05:25 AM
eh...
Well... if it gives me the result I'm hoping for... then I'll do what ever... but the truth is, I don't have a deffinet place for it.
See... what I'm trying to do is get a feel for premiere. and try to figure out how to do things (effects) I might want to do/see in my videos...
then as I learn ... I'll go back through a video and do touch up work or figure a place to put it in a new video. ( I am currently working on five vids. lol... keeps me busy.)
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October 8th, 2003
08:25 AM
Erm i thought there was something you could drop into the timeline over your movie (similar to the brightness / contrast adjuster thingy) that would allow you to adjust hue / saturation.
Im at uni just now though so i cant check for u but im pretty sure there is. What version of Premiere do you have? and is it an avi or lots of jpgs ur using?
October 9th, 2003
06:04 AM
Ya there is... and it's called channel mixer... but it's not giving me what I want. I know it sound like I'm being... I think the word is fineky... but this overlay thing in photoshop does EXACTLY what I'm wanting!
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