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The Complete Guide to Creating Photoshop Filters


The Filter Factory tutorial series, parts 1 through 7
The Complete Guide to Creating Photoshop Filters
I realized some time ago that it's simply too difficult for new readers of our publications to go hunting through the tutorials archives here to find all of the parts to our Filter Factory tutorial series. To date there have been six parts--two specific tutorials on generating 3D effects, one on customizing the interface of completed filters and three general pieces on working with the Filter Factory's expressions, functions and operators to generate effects. To this we now add our seventh and final part and conclude the series. Read More

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FlyingS3D sets Le Crazy Horse on Fire with Pablo
FlyingS3D sets Le Crazy Horse on Fire with Pablo
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The Art of the Trailer: Two Years in 30 Seconds
The Art of the Trailer: Two Years in 30 Seconds
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DaVinci Resolve Provides Color Correction for Short Horror Film 'Dead Man's Lake'
DaVinci Resolve Provides Color Correction for Short Horror Film 'Dead Man's Lake'
When colorist Patrick Inhofer was first contacted by the filmmakers for the short film horror anthology website BloodyCuts.co.uk, he knew right away that he wanted to be involved. The Bloody Cuts team shares a love and passion for horror films and has presented the anthology online as a free web series. As an accomplished colorist, and the founder of the website Tao of Color Grading.com, Patrick realized that he could put his professional skills to work, both by grading their films and by using them to teach aspiring colorists how to grade using the latest developments in color correction. Read More
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DaVinci Resolve 'Elementary' in Color Grading Hit CBS Crime Solving Television Show
DaVinci Resolve 'Elementary' in Color Grading Hit CBS Crime Solving Television Show
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Book Review:
Understanding Adobe Photoshop CS6
Understanding Adobe Photoshop CS6
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Transitional Animation
Transitional Animation
Final Cut Pro X provides a number of interesting ways to animate video elements in the Viewer and Timeline to provide complex visual effects. But do you know how to create quick and simple animations just by using transitions? The beauty of this technique is its simplicity. No complex motion paths to adjust, no messing about with untold keyframes, just add a transition and set the timing and you're off to the next project. Read More
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It's Hell on Wheels at FuseFX
It's Hell on Wheels at FuseFX
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Coca-Cola's 2012 Euro Cup "Spirit of the Euro" Commercial Rockets to Life with DaVinci Resolve
Coca-Cola's 2012 Euro Cup
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Australia's RMIT University Leads the Way in 3D Research with the Creation of an Uncompressed 3D HD Video Library
Australia's RMIT University Leads the Way in 3D Research with the Creation of an Uncompressed 3D HD Video Library
When Alex Joseski and Jonathan Burton first met at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, they were simply two friends who shared a passion for filmmaking. Fast forward five years, and you'll find the pair at the helm of Alex and Jono Films, a Melbourne based concept to completion video production company that specializes in cinematography, direction and post production. With a variety of projects under their belts, such as music videos, feature and short films, advertising campaigns, promotional materials and corporate productions, the duo jumped at the chance to act as stereographers and directors of photography for their alma mater's RMIT3DV project: the creation of an uncompressed stereoscopic 3D HD video library. Read More
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DaVinci Resolve 9 to the Rescue!
DaVinci Resolve 9 to the Rescue!
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