Can the Water Effect be converted to a different pattern, say, ones &amp; zeroes moving in a green Matrix movie look?
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No. The pattern for the water and the colors are fixed inside the unit and are not user changable.
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Actually, you can.You just need to convert the video using Creative's Video Converter.
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Hi,You can choose the simplest transition effect that just goes from one photo to the next. This would be the equivalent of having no special transition effects.
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I found the chroma keying feature to be excellent. You can take a sample of your green-screen's color and fine tune the tolerance with the program. You can download a trial at the sony vegas website to experiment with that feature.
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Yes, previous versions did. I believe you use layers and layer masks to create the effect. One layer is colored, with a black and white copy layer on top. Then just erase the parts of the black and white layer that are over the bouquet.
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yes. The neutral density filters can be combined so you can reduce your shutter speed to get that milky look with the water.Hope that helps.Howard
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Yes you will need a computer program to merge green screen with new background. Green screen is sell without software.
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I searched the web for video + instructions and found a few helpful sites. It's not hard to do - but you will find discrepancies in the pictures used in the instructions - set-to-set variances, where things are located, what they look like, etc. use you head and take your time - the chip fixes the problem - it's worth the effort
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I'm sorry, but 120Hz looks like poop. It gives movies and TV a weird shimmer about it. I'm well aware of why this occurs and what is happening within the TV, but this is not something I need to just "get used to". I want my movie to look like it did when I saw it in the theaters (obviously scaled down a tad, but that's a different topic), but 120Hz give all the fast movement in the picture an unnatural feel, and looks nothing like the original. I may be alone in my stance, but 120Hz just doesn't sit right with me or my eyes, and it never will.
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I did not find a monochrome or B&W; setting among the scene modes. Of course, any picture software can do the conversion.
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yep, just go through the scene function and find "black and white copy". you can also go into the special effects for high-contrast monochrome.
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Yes, you just switch it to 2d on your tv, looks amazing in 2d as well, was watching this yesterday and tested it.
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Yes, it's customizable as to how light or dark you want the end result to be. Also, if you layer the minerals while they are still wet, you will end up with gray areas where the white and black mix together (but dab the sponge, don't smear!).
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I have never tried but it makes blue look just like real water. It is applied right over what you are doing to give it a gloss like effect
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Yes, but you might need some "rigging" you csn see how I did it with my pool herehttps://plus.google.com/app/basic/photos/113558632530657782026/album/5902777553151538049/5902777555777530594?cbp=qsq84i1n7dbv&sview;=2&spath;=/u/0/app/basic/stream&sp;arm=tab%3D3X%26source%3Dapppromo
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I think it could work, if you used different amounts of pressure, but having more color options would be ideal. Some pictures, even the cover picture for example, uses a lot of green. It would be easier to have many options in that case.
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You have to use purified water. They dont look even close to the picture in shape or looks.