Night Effect

SantomPhith17 wrote on 4/25/2021, 7:36 AM

Is there a way to apply a "night effect" to a video clip in MovieStudio17 Platinum for Windows10

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Robbie wrote on 4/25/2021, 9:08 PM

@SantomPhith17 Not something I’ve really ever done but for a basic effect you can try adding a blue tint and desaturating a little with Color Ccorrector (probably need to experiment to get the right tone), then use Color Curves and there should be a preset called “Night”. If you have any bright sky in your shots you might need to reduce brightness in the highlights. Gets a whole lot trickier though if you have features that need a warmer tone like street lights, illuminated windows, car headlights, candles etc. Cheers, Robbie

Former user wrote on 4/25/2021, 9:37 PM

If you search on youtube, there are several tutorials specific to night effects.

SantomPhith17 wrote on 4/26/2021, 4:04 AM

If you search on youtube, there are several tutorials specific to night effects.

well all I could find on YouTube was tutorials for PhotoShop/ AfterEffects/ Adobe...
-couldn't really find anything for MovieStudio but thanks I'll keep searching

Dexcon wrote on 4/26/2021, 5:21 AM

There's a few YT tutorials re doing 'day-for-night' in Vegas Pro:

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=day+for+night+tutorial+vegas

As MovieStudio is a trimmed down version of Vegas Pro, you might find that these YT tutorials will help.

Former user wrote on 4/26/2021, 7:40 AM

One is for Vegas Pro but the idea is the same.

SantomPhith17 wrote on 4/26/2021, 10:19 AM

One is for Vegas Pro but the idea is the same.

Wow ThanxSoMuch Man😎👍