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Here's the problem:
I want to simulate blistering/melting celluloid in After Effects. Or Flash...whichever.
The look is that of super 8 or 16mm film getting caught in the sprocket and then 'stuttering' before it freezes in frame and blisters and then melts.
Can someone offer a solution?
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HELLLLOOOOOOO...?
Posted by KublaKhan
Here's the problem:
I want to simulate blistering/melting celluloid in After Effects. Or Flash...whichever.
The look is that of super 8 or 16mm film getting caught in the sprocket and then 'stuttering' before it freezes in frame and blisters and then melts.
Can someone offer a solution?
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"The truth is knowable. But probably not, ever, incontrovertible."
--Don DeLillo
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Doesn't windows video editor program thing over there, offer something like that?
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Windows? What the fuck is Windows?
OH...never mind.
Sorry...dedicated MAC user here.
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