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30 ways to add image ghosting, motion trails, and other cool time-delay effects, such as in sports/active shots or dreamy/surreal scenes. Also includes unique blended stop-action, strobe, and flash looks.
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Look Dreamy. Slow your clips and apply this Pack to create terrific dream looks -- for special segments, weddings, religious videos, etc. |  |
Blend Stop-Action. Freeze frames per a set interval, with blending in-between, for an attractive/unique stop-action effect. |
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Emphasize Motion. Use ghosting to highlight motion in the scene or a pan/zoom of a still-image. Echo light or dark, or both. |  |
Add a Hot Strobe. Easily apply a strobe, a fun effect especially when used with other effects. Add a hot white flash too, if desired. |
Please download the demo to try this Pack on YOUR clips. To see an example of these time-based effects, play the movie at left. When applied to YOUR clips, keep in mind the effects will show YOUR content.
| Ghosting • Ghosting 1 • Ghosting 2 • Ghosting 3 • Ghosting Dark 1 • Ghosting Dark 2 • Ghosting Dark 3 • Ghosting Light 1 • Ghosting Light 2 • Ghosting Light 3 Soft Freeze • Soft Freeze 10 • Soft Freeze 10b • Soft Freeze 30 • Soft Freeze 30b |
Stop-Action • Stop-Action 5 • Stop-Action 10 • Stop-Action 20 • Stop-Action 30 Stop Action Blend • Stop-Action 5 Blend • Stop Action 10 Blend • Stop Action 20 Blend • Stop Action 30 Blend |
Strobe • Strobe 2+2 • Strobe 5+2 Trails • Trails Dark 1 • Trails Dark 2 • Trails Dark 3 • Trails Light 1 • Trails Light 2 • Trails Light 3 White Flash • White Flash 10 |
Time Effects -- Tips & Tricks General Tips
• These effects need motion/action to be seen. Still-images will not show a time-based effect unless a Pan/Zoom effect is applied FIRST to the image to supply motion.
• Note that these time-based effects are processing-intensive, since by their nature they are sampling information over several earlier/later frames to create the effect seen in each frame. PREVIEWING the effect within Movie Maker may therefore require a few seconds of delay, depending on the speed of your computer. However, when playing your FINAL rendered movie there will be no delay.
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