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A RGB-Contrast-Plugin
I just wrote a plugin for FCP, which changes contrast and gamma similar to Photoshops contrast-feature. A s- and e-curve are utilized for getting a smooth film-like look.
You can download it here: http://www.dominik.ws/DominiksContrast.fxplug.zip Just extract that zip-file to your ~/Library/Plug-Ins/FxPlug folder. If that folder doesn't exist, create it. Last edited by Dominik Seibold; September 15th, 2008 at 05:11 PM. |
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Btw, the function used for gamma basically is an exponential-function, and the one for contrast is the logistic function. The formulas can be seen here:
http://www.dominik.ws/dc/formulas.pdf Some examples, what kind of perfect high-contrast you can get with my plugin in a few seconds without any clipping or saturation-anomalies because of yuv-processing: http://www.dominik.ws/dc/e1.mov http://www.dominik.ws/dc/e2.mov I wrote this plugin, because there are no rgb-curves or anything comparable in FCP, but I missed it a lot and couldn't find any alternative. I hope you people soon realize, that this is the plugin you always have been waiting for. ;) |
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i will try it and get back with comments.
Thanks a lot for sharing this!!!! |
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Thanks Dominik
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very nice, especially the timelapse clouds. altho, I really liked the look of the "before" water in e3, which was lost after the effect was applied. thanks for givng this out.
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sorry for the stupid question but, how i install it?
thanks a lot |
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You are the man Dominik!!!!!
Great plugin!!! I´ve been playing around with it and very soon i realized the beauty of it. Gives a lot of control and can make very extreme tweaking without loosing any detail. Thanks a lot. Please continue making this kind of great plugs!!!! |
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Nice work, Dominik, THANKS.
If you get another moment of genius, I miss the 6-way color tool available as a 3rd party plug-in for Vegas... :) If you make a way to accept contributions, let us know. |
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?? Looks great ""
This plug will not install in FCP 4.5 and above on a Leopard machine.
oooorrrrrr will it? |
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I'm pretty sure FxPlug support starts with FCP6.
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it starts in FCP 5.1 but newer versions of the SDK expose newer functions that are only supported in the later versions of FCP
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