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pixel data swap
I want an effect or filter that swaps the red and blue pixel data for the clip. How can I do this?
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I'm not sure about "swapping" colors but I DO know that with the secondary color corrector you can select a color (range) and then change them to a different color. I'm sure it would take several tracks to actually swap colors.
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Here's an example of what I'm talking about on a still image.
http://www.piousdogproductions.com/c...r/swapper.html The default is r-r, g-g, and b-b, but if you switch it to r-b, g-g, b-r, that's what I want. I'll give the secondary color corrector a shot, I was trying the primary one and some other effects and couldn't do it intuitively. Is there any API to write a plug in for Vegas so I can make my own effect? Or, can I get pixel data in and out of the raw AVIs with some API in a regular C++ or Java program? |
use the channel blend FX . in the pull down menu choose RGB to BGR ..
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Interesting effect. I'd never looked at that one before.
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I think that's it! It really turned my orange night time scene into a cool blue night time scene. Check it out:
#1 Before: http://www.piousdogproductions.com/f...e14-before.jpg #1 After: http://www.piousdogproductions.com/f...ge14-after.jpg #2 Before: http://www.piousdogproductions.com/f...e15-before.jpg #2 After: http://www.piousdogproductions.com/f...ge15-after.jpg Thanks everyone! [bac] |
Interesting, but in my opinion that is way way too much blue,
especially in the latter image. I'd run an extra color corrector to return it into a less blue color. But then again you could have also run a color corrector in the first place to shift it from orange to blue. |
The directors want blue.
Who am I to argue? |
That's true... all I'm saying is that there are different levels of
blue. |
mmmmm - levels.
I wonder if it is wrong for someone who is partially color blind to be doing color correction in Vegas? |
too blue to you ? not enough blue to me ??
everybody's taste is different .. in the end it comes down to any combination ( or just one) persons(s) deciding - director, Dp, colorist, editor ,producer that will make the final judgement call. as a DP you sometimes have a directors that wants X and i think it's too much BUT in the end i work/create to the directors vision so if director wants BLUE but i think red is better i tell director about RED and i give them BLUE ... |
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