Hue Rotate & Trails = poor quality?
Posted: Sat Oct 16, 2010 23:44
Hi
When I first started VJing, I literally used VLC to play back clips like I was watching a TV. One thing I learned is that a few basic effects can go a long way if they're high quality. I would use motion blur to get that smooth, abstract imagery and Image Adjust-->Hue to shift colors to match the rest of the lighting at the venue.
Both these effects seem a lot coarser in Resolume 3 :-[
Hue Rotate seems to have visible blocks when you hit certain ranges and overall looks kind of desaturated and weak.
Trails looks way less silky than even VLC's motion blur feature. You can almost see the individual steps instead of one smooth blur.
Is there any way to refine these effects in the future? If VLC can do it, Resolume must be able to as well!
Thanks
When I first started VJing, I literally used VLC to play back clips like I was watching a TV. One thing I learned is that a few basic effects can go a long way if they're high quality. I would use motion blur to get that smooth, abstract imagery and Image Adjust-->Hue to shift colors to match the rest of the lighting at the venue.
Both these effects seem a lot coarser in Resolume 3 :-[
Hue Rotate seems to have visible blocks when you hit certain ranges and overall looks kind of desaturated and weak.
Trails looks way less silky than even VLC's motion blur feature. You can almost see the individual steps instead of one smooth blur.
Is there any way to refine these effects in the future? If VLC can do it, Resolume must be able to as well!
Thanks