ProGlare 5K Dirt

Description

Generated Composites with ProGlare 5K: Dirt in Final Cut Pro X

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Over 4500 Sample Options

ProGlare 5K: Dirt comes packed with high-quality 5K resolution footage. Choose varying bokeh, dust and dirt styles by taking advantage of 3 intuitive sample sliders and selecting from a range of over 4500 options. By utilizing these sliders an infinite amount of unique lens dirt looks can be made with ease.

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Amazing On-Screen-Control

ProGlare 5K: Dirt contains an advanced glare control set-up that users will love. Utilize the on-screen-control to place the glare throughout the viewer window and resize it to a suitable scale. Adjust the falloff of the glare and glow falloff as well for full effect. The intensity controls how bright the glare is and can be easily keyed to create realistic glare effects.

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Advanced Footage Manipulation

ProGlare 5K: Dirt is loaded with control options. For the 3 lens dirt types included in this package, users can adjust the brightness, focus, scale, orientation, gamma and more using simple slider controls. Use the color picker for new hues and adjust the intensity and saturation of the effect. Glow controls are added to enhance dirt to create amazing new looks.

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Designed for Final Cut Pro X

To apply ProGlare 5K: Dirt to any scene, drag and drop the included title layer on top of footage in the FCPX timeline. Afterwards, select the title effect and maneuver to the Inspector window in the top right side of Final Cut Pro X where users can find all the controls necessary to manipulate beautiful lens dirt glares.

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Generated Composites with ProGlare 5K: Dirt in Final Cut Pro X

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Over 4500 Sample Options

ProGlare 5K: Dirt comes packed with high-quality 5K resolution footage. Choose varying bokeh, dust and dirt styles by taking advantage of 3 intuitive sample sliders and selecting from a range of over 4500 options. By utilizing these sliders an infinite amount of unique lens dirt looks can be made with ease.

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Amazing On-Screen-Control

ProGlare 5K: Dirt contains an advanced glare control set-up that users will love. Utilize the on-screen-control to place the glare throughout the viewer window and resize it to a suitable scale. Adjust the falloff of the glare and glow falloff as well for full effect. The intensity controls how bright the glare is and can be easily keyed to create realistic glare effects.

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Advanced Footage Manipulation

ProGlare 5K: Dirt is loaded with control options. For the 3 lens dirt types included in this package, users can adjust the brightness, focus, scale, orientation, gamma and more using simple slider controls. Use the color picker for new hues and adjust the intensity and saturation of the effect. Glow controls are added to enhance dirt to create amazing new looks.

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Designed for Final Cut Pro X

To apply ProGlare 5K: Dirt to any scene, drag and drop the included title layer on top of footage in the FCPX timeline. Afterwards, select the title effect and maneuver to the Inspector window in the top right side of Final Cut Pro X where users can find all the controls necessary to manipulate beautiful lens dirt glares.  

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ProGlare 5K Dirt Tutorial for Final Cut Pro X

Learn how to professionally add realistic glare effects with the ProGlare 5K Dirt Lesson from Pixel Film Studios.  

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Step 1 - Preparing the Timeline

Let’s begin by selecting our media from the FCPX media library. Then Locate ProGlare 5K Dirt in the FCPX Titles library. Browse through the ProGlare 5K Dirt presets. Click and drag the effect directly on top of your media. Select the adjustment layer and go to the Inspector Window.

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Step 2 - Glare Controls

Let’s start by adjusting the glare position and glare size. You can also make those same adjustments in the viewer window. Position the glare by clicking and dragging the center control puck. Adjust glare size by clicking and dragging the outside of the circle. After making those changes you can then adjust the intensity, falloff and glow falloff sliders. When adjusting the falloff sliders you will see that when you move the sliders all the way to the left it will disperse more light at a longer distance. When moving the sliders to the right it will shorten up the light turning it into a  spotlight.

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Step 3 - Enhancement Controls

Now that you have the glare controls set continue on to the Enhancement Controls. Begin by selecting a color. After you can adjust the color intensity and saturation. Next start adjusting the glow radius, glow opacity and glow threshold. Adjusting the glow radius will control the size a of the glow. The opacity and threshold will control the intensity of the glow.

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Step 4 - Dust Controls

Next we will start adjusting the Dust Controls. Begin by adjusting the Dust Sample slider. The Dust sample slider will cycle through different frames of dust so that you can get a different look every time. Underneath you can choose to flip the dust vertical or horizontal by selecting the designated checkboxes. Continue on by adjusting the dust scale, brightness, defocus and opacity sliders. After making those adjustments move on down to the Bokeh Controls and Dirt Controls section.

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Step 5 - Bokeh Controls

The Bokeh Controls and Dirt Controls generally have the same slider controls and functions. In the Bokeh Controls section you have two extra sliders which are the gamma and noise amount sliders. The gamma slider brightens and darkens the areas of medium brightness on the bokehs, All while leaving the highlights and shadows untouched. This will avoid a washed out look for the bokehs. The noise amount slider simply controls the noise you want added to the bokeh’s. Once you have Bokeh Controls set go on to adjusting the Dirt Controls section.

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Final Touches

In the flicker controls section you can adjust the intensity, Frequency and noise of the flicker that will occur in this effect. The frequency slider will set the amount of random variations per second.

Additional information

Classification	Composite Elements
Function	Overlays

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Where do I find this Plugin Inside FCPX?

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Minimum Requirements

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Component:                                   Requirement:

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Final Cut Pro:                                   10.4.7

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macOS:                                            10.15

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Graphics Card:                                 2 GB

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Ram:                                                 8 GB

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