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Animating Effects

 

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Effects

At any time during your work session, you can use the effects tools to perform any creative or image-processing work. Flame provides an array of sophisticated visual effects and compositing tools.

Visual effects include:

• Applying basic image processes. See Processing and Formatting Commands.
• Colour-correcting and colour-matching clips using the Colour Corrector. See Colour Corrector.
• Creating artistic colour effects and performing advanced colour correction using the Colour Warper^™. See Colour Warper.
• Performing basic keying functions. See Keyer.
• Using advanced keying functions using the Modular Keyer. You can select from an array of tools to pull a key and to colour correct a clip selectively. See Modular Keyer.
• Using 3D Keyer to pull a key, perform advanced colour analysis of areas in a clip, and then refine the key with increased accuracy. See 3D Keyer.
• Using garbage masks, supported by the Keyer, 3D Keyer, and the Modular Keyer. See Garbage Masks.
• Creating a composite while controlling cropping, softness, and camera, and applying glow effects. See Compositor and Optics.
• Removing motion jitter ,or unwanted camera movement, and tracking reference points in your clips. See Tracking and Stabilizing.
• Warping images and morphing from one image to another. See Warper and Distort.
• Using a high-powered, 3D, multilayer compositing tool for creating complex visual effects. You can use Action to animate clips in 3D and add camera, lighting, and shadow effects. The Action section begins with Action: Basics.
• Retouching clips or creating graphics, textures, and displacement sources using the comprehensive Paint tools. The Paint section begins with Paint: Basics.