The Fuzzy Pixelation thingy

[ArmpitLover]

Second request of the day...

Anyone know of a movie editing suite that has that fuzzy pixelation thingy that they use on Football shows when a streaker runs accross the field?

I know its a weird question but I'm really hoping its bundled as a gimmick in one of the cheaper software programs. Rather than me have to try and outsource project to an expensive pro company.

thx

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[ArmpitLover]

anyone???

[TropixxxStudios]

I have seen it done with Final Cut Pro, but it was more of a blur. You might want to try posting your question on Apple.com final cut pro user board. You might get better response.

[basschick]

since he was asking about cheaper programs, i don't think you can include final cut pro. it's far from a cheap price

I have seen it done with Final Cut Pro, but it was more of a blur. You might want to try posting your question on Apple.com final cut pro user board. You might get better response.

[ArmpitLover]

since he was asking about cheaper programs, i don't think you can include final cut pro. it's far from a cheap price

TrueDat! but $1200 isn't the issue....its the fact it cant do what i need...tested and rejected

[A_DeAngelo]

final cut express is about half the price of final cut - not a bad program at all for mac users

[robin]

The fuzzy pixel thingy is called a filter. They're often bundled with video filter plugins. Kinda like static plugin filters for paint programs only they're for video.

[TropixxxStudios]

TrueDat! but $1200 isn't the issue....its the fact it cant do what i need...tested and rejected

I actually found out that it can do what you are talking about. Check this out and good luck.

http://www.joesfilters.com/joes_pixelizer

It is a plug in that should work for you. I talked with the guy that teaches FCP at the University, and he suggested it. He says just do an overlap transperancy and set your key frames to follow the motion.

[A_DeAngelo]

thanks for that info Robin, I always forget the term - we did that for our Japanese licenses - filter - I got to remember that...