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Freshman |
For my next project, I need to get an extremely grainy look for the footage. The setting is almost post-apocalyptic, so I really want to give a dirty and decaying feel to the film. For those of you who have seen 'POWDER KEG' by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarittu over at bmwfilms.com, it is the exact look of which I'm talking about. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. | ||
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Sophomore |
I actually have the dvd of those films..the one with madonna...loved it...use cinelook..or photoshop for grain effects Ladies and gentlemen...today we have dean martin and jerry lewis going to camp with us...Jerry tells the jokes, dean sings the songs and gets the girls...lets have a big round of applause!~~~Remember The Titans | |||
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| Freshman |
How exactly would I do this with photoshop? I'm kind of new to all this. | |||
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Senior |
might want to look into magic bullet editors, it has film damage filters built in, and although i havent used them i am sure after using their look suite that its pretty effective. | |||
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| Freshman |
if you're shooting on film..just underexpose it a stop or two....and have the lab push your film back to normal density. that'll give you some real nice grain. | |||
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