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I am looking for an effect for Edius that creates heavy video distortions: i.e. collapsing picture, stripes, deforming, jumping picture, etc...any ideas?
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The best way if you have the kit and time, is to feed the signal through a CRT in SD, and film it. Using it via the RF input if possible, and with something that can do vertical roll and tuning etc., will give loads of variation of a properly distorted picture.
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Have you had a look through some of the New Blue FX or Boris Red?Last edited by Adbear; 12-25-2013, 02:34 PM.DVC Built Clevo P775DM3-G Laptop with UHD screen, 7700K [email protected], Geforce GTX 1060 6GB GPU, 500GB M.2 Primary, 1x 480GB SSD, 1x1TB M.2, 1x 2TB 5400RPM Video drives, external Blu-ray OpticalComment
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You could try this preset that I have for simulating a TV picture break up.
Once unzipped add this to your FX list. It is a combination of FX, so you can modify them if it is not quite what you want.Edius 8.53WG, Vistitle 2.8, Windows 10 x64 Pro Fall Update, Asus Z87 Pro, Intel i7-4770K, 16 GB 1600 Corsair Vengence LP RAM, Samsung 840 Pro SSD 256GB, WD Black 2TB media drive, Intel HD 4600 GPU, MSI GTX660 2GB VGA, Coolermaster Silencio 652 case, Noctua NH-U12S CPU cooler, Cakewalk UA-25EX USB audio interface, Cakewalk MA-15D monitor speakers, BM Intensity Pro 4K, PlextorPX-LB950SA BD writer, Dell U2410 MonitorComment
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@John Hooper: thank you for this Xmas present - exactly what I wantedComment
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