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| gtz |
 Posted: Mar 20 2003, 12:50 PM |
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i think what you're trying to do could be accomplished in a somewhat easyer fashion.
what you really need is a way to do really major blurring to the clip. i did the blurring by "pointresize"-ing the clip down to a third or so of its original size and then "lanczosresize"-ing it back to its original size.
to achieve your focus-slide, you'd need to "animate" the percentage you downsize the clip. |
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| WarpEnterprises |
| Posted: Mar 25 2003, 08:20 AM |
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Hi guys, it seems uncle WarpE has something for you:
Zoom()
get it from http://www.avisynth.org/~warpenterprises/index.html
can zoom, pan, rotate depending on arbitrary functions including the current framenumber.
To shake your video use:
zoom(dsty="10/n/(1+rand(10))-5+height/2", dstx="10/n/(1+rand(10))-5+width/2")
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| royalbox |
| Posted: Apr 11 2003, 10:28 AM |
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It's a funny old world when one person is trying to make a clean video look like an old film, and here am I trying all I can to make my old transfered films look clean and stable! Perhaps we should swop video clips. |
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| gtz |
| Posted: Apr 11 2003, 12:22 PM |
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yeah, you're right. i'm indeed using avisynth more as a sort of scriptable effect-box than to touch up my captures.
mostly because my captures are pretty much a :-) |
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