Hi all, Im trying to find a UK web site that sells the small explosive charges for setting off blood packs and the safety equipment needed to do this.
Any help would be much appreciated.
These are called "squibs" and can be extremely dangerous in the hands of novices. The best idea is to work with a professional in this area.
Locate them using production manuals like Kenps, Kays or The Knowledge. Off the top of my head, Kemps is online at http://www.kftv.com
Ben.
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hi,
I was hoping you guys could help with my special effects.
See, i?m filming in my Hi8 camera, i have an editting softwear, but i have no idea in how to a bluescreening prossess in my computet.
Do i need a special softwear,where can i find it, is it affordable?
the more independent, the finest
the more independent, the finest
adobe premiere has a option for bluescreening. just film behiund a bluescreen and in the poromgram, replace the bluescreen track with your picture and the transparency options.
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Fantastic Firsts, Sloppy Seconds, Tickilish Thirds, Filthy Fourths, Fouling Fifths, Slippity Slappy Sixths, and the Seventh person scrapes her off the mattrass
where can i find this adobe premiere? is it expensive?
Is it compatible with windows 98?
thanks dude?8D?
the more independent, the finest
the more independent, the finest
the most recent edition of adobe premiere..adobe premiere pro is compatible with XP PRO only, i believe...6.5 works with everything else I can only assume
I know 6.0 works on Win98, not sure about 6.5 as I never upgraded Premiere beyond 6.0.
Not to hijack your thread, but where/what menu do you go to for doing the bluescreen stuff in Premier. Thanks.
In response to your questions:
Premier is expensive, I believe 6.5 is the last one that worked with 98 and Premier pro 1.0 and 1.5 require XP (maybe XP Pro). Hope that nelps.
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Bluescreen in Premiere... it's in the transparency settings...
Right-Click on the clip on the timeline
Video Options... Transparency... Chroma
Premiere is around $800 but you can find it for $200 if you buy a firewire bundle package such as Pyro PlatinumDV
