Pleasantville is a town where everything is preserved in a frothy '50s white bread film, forever stuck in time, orthodox, and unchanging. So when certain objects begin acquiring a technicolor sheen, the townspeople went bonkers.
Watch this tutorial to see how to create a Pleasantville effect in photos, as well as how to create a vibrant color focus amidst a black and white background.
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How To:
Flip a Clip in Final Cut Pro X 10.1.2
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Fix exposure in Final Cut Pro
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Preview without rendering in Final Cut Pro
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Add movement to your still images in Final Cut Pro
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Fix grainy video with filters in Final Cut Pro
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Use the opacity feature in Final Cut Pro
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Create particle confetti in Motion
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Make a stereoscopic 3D video with Final Cut Pro
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Use masking to make objects disappear in Final Cut Pro
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Remove moving objects with BCC Motion Key in Final Cut
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Apply a reflection effect in Final Cut Pro or Express
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Create a spotlight effect in Final Cut Pro
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Create a zoom blur effect in Apple's Motion 3
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Make video look more like film with Final Cut Pro
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Search for and remove unused assets in Final Cut Pro
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Speed up, slow down or reverse a clip in Final Cut Pro
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Chroma key green screen in Final Cut Express
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Export an image sequence from Final Cut Pro
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Create titles & lower thirds in Final Cut Pro
News:
Final Cut Pro X Now Available as Download from the Mac App Store
How To:
Flip a Clip in Final Cut Pro X 10.1.2
How To:
Fix exposure in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Preview without rendering in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Add movement to your still images in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Fix grainy video with filters in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Use the opacity feature in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Create particle confetti in Motion
How To:
Make a stereoscopic 3D video with Final Cut Pro
How To:
Use masking to make objects disappear in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Remove moving objects with BCC Motion Key in Final Cut
How To:
Apply a reflection effect in Final Cut Pro or Express
How To:
Create a zoom blur effect in Apple's Motion 3
How To:
Create a spotlight effect in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Make video look more like film with Final Cut Pro
How To:
Search for and remove unused assets in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Speed up, slow down or reverse a clip in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Chroma key green screen in Final Cut Express
How To:
Create titles & lower thirds in Final Cut Pro
How To:
Export an image sequence from Final Cut Pro
News:
Final Cut Pro X Now Available as Download from the Mac App Store
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You are a genius...great instructional video. Thank you making me a little bit better and also, greater!
Ted Lewis from Boston
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