How to get Sepia Tone?
by Don Chan on Sep 6, 2004 at 10:48:36 am
I'm looking for a sepia tone filter, and Premiere's help file says to use the channel mixer effect. Can anyone tell me the general settings for the colors using this filter?
Is there a better way to do it? I understand Magic Bullet has such an effect, but render times are long & I want to avoid it if possible.
Re: How to get Sepia Tone? by Don Chan on Sep 8, 2004 at 6:48:22 am
Thanks Steven,
It works well, but unfortunately I'm trying to get a sepia effect on small video clips on top of rolling credits, and the color matte affects the black background of my credits.
I think I may need to play with the color correction/mixing tools?
Re: How to get Sepia Tone? by Steven L. Gotz on Sep 8, 2004 at 5:08:52 pm
You just need to adjust the tracks so that the matte is the same size as the video. Or, easier, put the video on track one of a new sequence and the matte on track two, and then use that sequence nested into the original.
