After using Cinelook/Film Damage for a few years I can't
imagine going back to the manual method(s) of creatively
ageing video. You may have trouble getting hold of Film
Damage, though, because it's a relatively old plugin (9 years
or so).
The Video CoPilot tutorial is here:
http://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials.html?id=57
This should sort you out.
If you want/need to save the tutorial on your computer for
future reference, then download the latest version of
RealPlayer first... RealPlayer, by default, will now
always ask whether you would like to 'Download This Video?'
for any kind of streaming video (YouTube, Quicktime, Flash,
etc.) from the internet, nowadays.
Finally, an example of Cinelook/Film Damage is when I
used it to touch up a little film we made (on camcorder
in B/W) at university to do with Bergman's 'The Seventh
Seal'. Cine/Film's flickers, dust and colour correction have
been applied subtly.
Darren.
x-gf.com
