From the course: Creating Cinemagraphs and Plotagraphs
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Loading an image sequence into Flixel
From the course: Creating Cinemagraphs and Plotagraphs
Loading an image sequence into Flixel
- Let's move on to a dedicated application, Cinemagraph Pro from Flixel. Now, this is a Mac-only application, but it really serves only one purpose, to create cinemagraphs. As such, its tool set is completely streamlined for the task. The first example is going to be a burst rate of images. This isn't a timelapse. Rather, I shot a high speed burst of a sequence. Let me show you. Now in Flixel, you can drag or drop images in. Let's take a look at the folder here and I'll show you what happened. To start, I had a series of raw files. Let's open these up using a tool like Adobe Photoshop. You can open up several images and you'll see here that compared to where the image started, I was able to do some pretty cool things, bringing up the shadows a little bit to lift it out of the dark while recovering the highlights to protect the detail there in the electricity. This is an electrical Jacob's Ladder. Playing with the overall exposure, the contrast, in this case clarity really brought out…
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Loading an image sequence into Flixel3m 47s
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Loading a video into Flixel1m 38s
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Trimming media to a new duration2m 44s
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Creating and refining masks in Flixel3m 35s
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Creating a loop method with Flixel3m 49s
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Color correction and enhancement4m 11s
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Exporting a movie based animation from Flixel7m 11s
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Exporting a GIF-based animation from Flixel4m 54s
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Posting to social media from Fixel5m 12s
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Creating on the go with Flixel Mobile6m 55s
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