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Nü Müzak
"Nü Müzak" video made with MSGs. The muzak (haha) was made with Bespoke Synth (cool free modular music program). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRSzm1-QBMI&t=305s&ab_channel=Thorrific
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I am looking for an Art Deco type effect, does anyone have that type of effect...?
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Since the Forum is going away in June, has anyone started to make a copy of all the stuff in the Tutorials forum?I've made copies of some of the tutorial material on the main site, but haven't looked at the Tutorial Forum yet.I'm going to continue copying as much as I can for my own personal use anyway, but if anyone else is doing it, or has already started doing it, please let me know.Maybe we can co-ordinate our efforts. ps can't ..... believe John, would let this happen without so much as a…
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I was crawling the streets of Matera, Italy today and may have discovered where SA is hiding! (see attached photo). Not meaning to make light of this great, sad mystery. But I just couldn't resist as I try to make sense of what's happening. Losing my connection to SA, Synthetik and John has been a great sadness... and if real, ends a monumental era in my creative life. love,~Victor
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pretty cool that SA can easily be set up to automate the process.. though as usual a little specific attention to each image does give better results.
still I do think that the method I describe above could be used fairly well. I did make a PASeq, as can anyone who history records the described steps. The PASeq can be used to process a video.
The effect is not as strong if the camera plane and the center of focus are perpendicular.. that is if the camera is shooting directly at the object of interest. If anyone has seen the series "dollhouse" the opening credits are done via this sort of technique.
I do think that what you are doing above might work fine for processing a video without getting into z buffer techniques. Like if you matted out the people in the center of the photo that are in focus, and then put them on top of a blurred picture of a chair in a room, and then used video for the in focus center part. If that makes sense.
Similarly the admonishment regarding object being partially blurred applies more to the z plane as normally the shallow depth of field would blur objects that were away from the center of focus even if they are in the same x-axis. So an object like a super-tanker or a building might very well be both in and out of focus if it were to take up enough of the frame.
another point is that SOMETHING has to be in focus or you just have a blurry picture. With a still this is no problem of course but in a movie with a fixed matte it might be very possible that nothing of interest is in the matted area.
So using a z buffer approach is the cleanest way .. though tons more work.
One more thing in a movie time lapse or simulation of time lapse helps the illusion
http://laughingsquid.com/keith-loutit-makes-a-beautiful-tilt-shift-...
I will post a preset that will be a good starting point. Anyone wanting to get superior results will have to Adjust the masked area when the sequence calls for it.