SpeedSix.Burn (Discreet Box10)
PURPOSE
Add a movie style 'Burn' to the clip. The chosen 'burn' frame is frozen, held, and it disintegrates in a stylised way. The effect relies on a single frame being held and repeatedly affected. You should always run the sequence from the start. Never skip about as the result will not necessarily be correct or as desired.
INPUT CLIPS
1: Input Clip
Burn CONTROL PAGE
Burn (Checkbox Default: Off)
Toggles the burn on/off. Once you turn the burn on, play the clip sequentially. Do not skip about as this is an accumulating effect.
Starts (Number Min: 2, Max: 2000, Default: 10)
The frame to start the burn effect from.
Duration (Number Min: 1, Max: 200, Default: 10)
Duration of burning in frames.
Direction (List Box Options: Bottom Left | Bottom Right | Top Right | Top Left, Default: Bottom Left)
General bias in direction of the burn.
Burn (List Box Options: To Black | To White, Default: To Black)
The colour to reveal when the film is completely burnt through.
Colour CONTROL PAGE
Lift (Number Min: -100.0, Max: 100.0, Default: 0.0)
Balance the overall luminance of the input.
BW Film (Checkbox Default: Off)
See also: Colour Film, Tint Film
Colour Film (Checkbox Default: On)
See also: BW Film, Tint Film
Tint Film (Checkbox Default: Off)
See also: BW Film, Colour Film
Select the colour type of the input to work with.
Brightness (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 500.0, Default: 100.0)
Increase/decrease the brightness of the input clip.
Tint Red (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 115.0)
Tint Green (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 105.0)
Tint Blue (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 100.0)
Tint the film.
Red (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 100.0)
Green (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 100.0)
Blue (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 100.0)
In Colour mode, RGB balancing.
Saturation (Number Min: 0.0, Max: 200.0, Default: 100.0)
Increase/decrease the saturation of the input.