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LESSON 15 Exploring
Compositing Techniques
2
Delete Alpha Glow from the Effect Controls panel, choose Video Effects >
Perspective > Bevel Alpha, and then drag the Bevel Alpha effect into its place.
Give this graphic a 3D beveled feel by adjusting the effect’s parameters.
3
Choose Video Effects >
Perspective, and add a Drop Shadow effect below the
Bevel Alpha effect in the Effect Controls panel. Set Shadow Opacity to 70%,
Direction to –220, Distance to 15, and Softness to 30, as shown on the left.
Some video formats may also contain alpha channels. DV cannot, but the
QuickTime.mov and uncompressed .avi formats are
examples of formats that
can contain alpha channels.
4
Drag the scratches.mov clip to the Video 3 track over the logo clip in Video 2 to
overlay it. Click to select scratches.mov, and then in the Effect Controls panel,
increase the Scale to 151 so that scratches.mov covers the clips beneath it. This
.mov clip contains moving scratches and flicker to simulate an old movie. It
contains an alpha channel that makes the areas where there are no scratches
transparent, so the content under it can be seen. Play
the sequence to observe
the effect.
5
To enhance the old movie look, drag the brown matte clip to Video 4, and set
its Opacity parameter to 20%. Press Enter (Windows) or Return (Mac OS) to
render and play the sequence.
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