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  • haha this was so nice to watch, I mis G-rad so much. Oh that blue bridge.... :-)
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  • Stephen Lewis 5 months ago
    How?
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  • Jen Proctor 5 months ago
    Perhaps I'll post a more in-depth tutorial, but in essence:

    Export original clip from Final Cut using Quicktime Conversion - Image Sequence (I used 15 fps frame rate)
    Open an image from this sequence in Photoshop
    In Photoshop, create an automated action based on this tutorial: tiltshiftphotography.net/photoshop-tutorial.php
    Apply this automation to all the images in the sequence
    Re-import image sequence into Final Cut
    Voila! It's easier than it sounds, once you get the hang of it
  • rastAsia 5 hours ago
    Hi Jen.. I got a rather dumb question: How do you select ALL frames in Photoshop's animation timeline to send it to the Automated Action Processings? I can't seem to find Select All. Help!!
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  • atlnav 5 months ago
    ooh i wanted to know ho wthis was done thanks
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  • [ PIXEL VIKING ] 5 months ago
    Yeah, I was thinking 35mm adapter and tilt-shift lens - but this is way cheeper and maybe more fun to make :)
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  • John Painter 5 months ago
    Wow, now that was spooky when the people are walking on the bridge.
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