any tips on software/plugins that might remove a hair in the gate? (from a HD
telecine of super 8 footage)
cheers all round
moira
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Is the hair in the gate of the original film, or in a badly-done telecine?
Software for getting rid of dirt and dust doesn’t work with artifacts that
don’t move. Your only choice — it it’s in the film — is to crop the image or
live with it. If it’s in the telecine transfer, have it redone.
O
If there was so much filth that there was a visible hair in the gate,
I'd take it back to the telecine guy and yell at him.
--scott
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If it isn't an overall issue of serious dirt, or redoing the transfer isn't
a possibility for whatever reason, you can draw it out carefully
frame-by-frame in several ways. The simplest is to convert all your frames
into stills and do it with Adobe Photoshop (even though this is a
brute-force metho
thanks gents!
it's a big ol' hair in the gate of my camera (not the fault of the telecine)
... i'm probably stuck with it so?
cheers moira
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On Monday, June 9, 2014 11:54 PM, Michael Betancourt
wrote:
If it isn't an overall issue of serious dirt, o
Hair is gate is mostly caused by a dirty aperture when filming or
transfering, depending on how transfer was done. The orig film should show
the hair. The old saying hair today hair tomorrow.
Dominic
On Mon, Jun 9, 2014 at 6:20 PM, Jeff Kreines wrote:
> Is the hair in the gate of the original
Photoshop is sure fire but laborious. Try the wire removal tool in after
effects, we have had some success with that, you just have to do little
bits at a time. as it works best with straight segments. its at least a way
to minimize the work in photo shop. In photoshop use healing brush, clone
brus
...And as stated by Michael, the AE paint tool is very useful, especially
when combined with the wire removal tool.
JV
On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 2:31 PM, J Vent
wrote:
> Photoshop is sure fire but laborious. Try the wire removal tool in after
> effects, we have had some success with that, you ju
thank you gentlemen! very useful info
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On Friday, June 20, 2014 5:34 PM, J Vent wrote:
...And as stated by Michael, the AE paint tool is very useful, especially when
combined with the wire removal tool.
JV
On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 2:31 PM, J Ven
