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Flicker Free is a powerful and simple way to remove flicker from your video. We offer presets for different types of footage, making it easy to eliminate flicker caused by out of sync cameras, time-lapse, or slow-motion video. Flicker Free will work on any sized footage and is compatible with a wide range of video editing applications such as After Effects, Premiere Pro, FCP, Avid, Resolve, and Vegas.
Flicker Free was originally designed for de-flickering Time-Lapse, but it works amazingly well on many other types of flicker. The most common problem is cameras and lights being out of sync resulting in rolling bands. However, it works on flicker from LED or Fluorescent lights, Slow Motion (high speed) footage, Drone footage, and much more. Check our tutorials for removing the different types of flicker.
Problems finding the right de-flickering settings? Send a sample of your annoying flicker to our tech support team at sa...@digitalanarchy.com . Press reviews for The Light Wrap Fantastic Light Wrap Fantastic on ProVideoCoalition.com
Kevin McAuliffe gives Light Wrap Fantastic a spin and talks a bit about how to use it effectively. (and says some nice things about us as a company, which we appreciate!) Here's the link to the article on Pro Video Coalition:
The Light Wrap Fantastic is a brand new plugin! so, we're looking for gallery footage! Do you have some awesome composited footage that LWF really helped you out on? We'd love to see it and give you a hat tip! Email sa...@digitalanarchy.com with a link to your video clip.
In the meantime, we'll show you a couple of the videos we put together. Of course, you've probably seen those elsewhere on the site, but we gotta put SOMETHING here. (hint: help us out and send us something!)
This shot consists of three layers: The woman on a green screen, a train window with a hole cut in it, and the background layer which is footage shot out of a moving train. All put together to create a shot of a woman reading on a train. So exciting! Well, it is if you're a compositing geek! We have light wrap applied to both the window and the woman. This causes both foreground elements to get lighting adjustments based on what's in the background footage.
In this shot, we have a woman merrily providing tech support in a brightly lit office. The office is a still image. We want the woman to look like she's part of the environment, so a little light wrap fantastic is going to go a long way. We've used a mask (nifty feature of LWF) to make the light wrap more pronounced on her left side, which is the side closest to where the light source is.
The Light Wrap Fantastic plugin is easy to use. You almost don't need tutorials to use this video effects software! It's always good to see how you can push software to perform even better than we imagined, so read on.
Blend Mode: Sets how the light wrap will be composited on to your origial layer. ADD will be most pronounced, while Soft Light and Overlay will be more subtle. The other modes are for darkening.
This tutorial talks about how to use Light Wrap Fantastic in After Effects to make better composites for blue or green screen footage. It goes over the parameters and explains how to use them. LEVEL: BASIC
This tutorial talks about how to use Light Wrap Fantastic in Final Cut Pro to give you an overview of this fantastic tool for compositing masked or keyed footage. It goes over the controls and explains how they work. LEVEL: BASIC, Duration: 17 min.
This tutorial goes over Light Wrap Fantastic within Adobe Premiere Pro to show how you can create much better composites using light wrap. It explains the parameters and basic functionality. LEVEL: BASIC
Our friend and master trainer, Rich Harrington, takes you from the basics through to advanced compositing techniques using Light Wrap Fantastic. He shows a wide range of blue and green screen shots within different situations. LEVEL: BASIC to ADVANCED
The two minute reel is a quick intro to the plugin. It's mixture of different types of blue and green screen footage and breaks down how it's used. Also keep in mind that The Light Wrap Fantastic can be used on footage that has been rotoscoped. Any keyed or masked footage will work great with Light Wrap Fantastic.
This will quickly show you how powerful light wrap is for making incredible composites.
These charts explain which Operating Systems are supported by LWF, as well as the host applications that are supported.
While we try to keep these charts up to date, with so many new versions of OSes and applications coming out sometimes we forget to add something. All of our products are kept up to date and run in the latest versions of the OS or host application.
The solution is to take the masked layer and 'pre-comp' it. You create a sequence that has the masked layer inside of it and apply the plugin to the sequence. The way Light Wrap Fantastic will see the alpha channel and create the effect appropriately.
The crosshatch lines that appear are the demo watermark. The plugin is fully functional and you should easily be able to see how effective the Light Wrap Fantastic is. However, you'll need to purchase it to permanently remove the watermark.
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