Double Exposure: How?

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Double Exposure: How?

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Suppose I had two 12 second scenes and I wanted to superimpose one over the other.

Not just a crossfade but a 12 second duration double exposure.

What I'm trying to do is combine two identical clips: one in color, the other with the 35mm "Film 2" processing.

Since "Film 2" won't do clips in color, I thought I could overlay the color scene to add color to the "film look" of the
35mm scene.

Any solution?

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Re: Double Exposure: How?

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Sure, use the transition Double Exposure, set the fade to zero, duration to the entire Scene length.

Use Crossfade and set the percentage mix to your liking.
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Re: Double Exposure: How?

Post by MartinWilson »

Exactly as Tim says, I use this procedure lots of times to create backgrounds for titles.
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