So I'm getting around the funky export problems by exporting in super-small chunks (ie. by cut) and only frame-by-frame exporting the high problem areas.
Come to think of it, I'm not really surprised that my computer is freaking out. Every clip of my vid is position/scale tweaked, every clip of my vid is color tweaked, about 25% of it timewarped, and then you have situations like this:

(click image for larger version/better detail)
See those keyframes? That's for one clip, and I have sixteen of these types of clips (of various lengths) in my vid. That clip was originally blue, ~23% less zoomed out, and has 3 layers.
::pets laptop:: Poor little computer brain.
Come to think of it, I'm not really surprised that my computer is freaking out. Every clip of my vid is position/scale tweaked, every clip of my vid is color tweaked, about 25% of it timewarped, and then you have situations like this:
(click image for larger version/better detail)
See those keyframes? That's for one clip, and I have sixteen of these types of clips (of various lengths) in my vid. That clip was originally blue, ~23% less zoomed out, and has 3 layers.
::pets laptop:: Poor little computer brain.
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the basic idea is this:
layer 1: Gaussian blur at 30%, Opacity at 30%, brightness and contrast increased by ~15% until it looks good
layer 2: 'Normal' clip
I modified that by
- having the 'normal' clip color-tweaked into being golden
- constraining the blurred layer to just around Sean Bean with an effect called 16-pt-garbage matte (you can do something of the same in After Effects). This makes him look ghostly.
- placing a layer between 1 and 2 with the basic idea for layer 1 w/ contraints so that it's everything-but-Christian-Bale; this makes the light beams glow more and softens the background.
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Sorry for replying so late, it needed all my brain to process the information (I find that I'm still a newbie vidder when it comes to special effects). Thanks a lot for the information. I might try to test it in my program *always eager to learn something new*
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As for trying this stuff out, try out the basic idea first. It's usually the effect that they put on tv/movies when they want a "memory" effect or a "dreamlike" effect.
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But anyway, I don't even understand what's the "basic idea" :/ (Tackling the additional problem of trying to figure out German-titled effects from English ones of another software).
You have two different pictures in this image, right? Or not? Did you manage to tweak only the left side of a clip? I'll love you eternally if you could give me more tips *majorly confused, reading more memory entries in the vidding group*
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bottom layer = random clip
top layer = SAME random clip plus three effects:
1) brightness/contrast = raise both levels to around 20 or higher
2) gaussian blur (or just 'blur') = around 30
3) opacity = 30%
That'll make the source look dreamlike. Try that first, don't worry about what it is, just try it first.
Or, actually, if you have photoshop, you can try the same thing in there, and you'll see the dreamlike effect.
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P.S. Just saw your final Equilibrium vid and it's great! Woah!
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The effect constrained was placing a "garbage matte" before the gaussian blur effect; or really any matte will do, but "garbage mattes" give more control.
And thank you! I'm glad you liked the vid!
SEAN BEAN
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GLOWING SEAN BEAN
I THINK I LOVE YOU
BUT I WANNA KNOW FOR SURE
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<3 <3
I'm sorry, I'm just ridiculously fond of Sean Bean.
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I think I would die. And my computer would choke.
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Also, I kind of pity you. What's making all the keyframes?
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Wow, Sean Bean GLOWS!
Can't wait to see the results, though!
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