Frage von chrisse25:
Hello,
Beginner question is limited in truly urgent, mums 60'ter ..
2 tracks,
a B / W, a pen the words (Black) writes on white paper.
The other lane animated pictures (B & W and Color mixed).
Can someone give me a good tip, how can I run the script and the images in the background are still beautiful to look at?
The script I can "auskeyen", then the leaf falls off a white background. The problem then is that the black writing directly on the B / W photos of the 2nd track is located and it is hard to read, and if the 2 Black level is no longer sees.
If I simply turn down the opacity of the Scriptures then lose my background photos s.qualität too much.
I work with Premiere Pro 1.5. Essay on photographs but would have to be made fairly frequently, and perhaps you can tell me the trick. Or is it a good plug-in that is used for something? In any case, the masks keys help sowas surely never. So any combination determines the other possibilities.
Grateful About Help
Christoph
Antwort von AndyZZ:
Leg but a white or gray shadow behind your writing. A bit of experimentation, that shadow over the entire surface to the writing comes around .... Then you always have a nice contrast between your black lettering and the background, no preference as the background actually looks like. Even a black background is not a problem because your black lettering stands before a bright shade.
Greeting
Andy
Antwort von Pablito:
Andy
Thanks for the help .. So the writing I did as avi. because I'm the writer to write to the filmed .. How do I put as shadowy nen? Then I still have to make the white transparent and auskeyen, and then something like the shadow plane? (I have presented to me now like Photoshop). goes into the premiere? Pls tell me how ..
Antwort von AndyZZ:
If you know the auskeyen can be equally good. At one level, the shade I had thought of synonymous (similar) Photoshop. There is an effect on video effects in Pemiere Pro, which generates an image shadow. Since I'm at work, I can now call him to you nciht exactly. And whether it applies to gekeyte things I know not synonymous. At worst (!) Gekeyte the material you'd have to export as a filmstrip, then you could bear with it in Photoshop nem the shade.
Maybe I'll make it tonight Inty times at home and look up the PC.
Greeting
Andy
