Light Saber FX Demo - May 2001
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@TheReelTodd watt program did u use
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Well, keep at it. You did a good job for a photoshop job! All my early stuff was done that way!
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i think yea, when if George Lucas would do it!
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Your use of English is very good, Hiramthedude. :-) I was just being silly in my last comment. Yeah - it would be really cool if light sabers were real. I've wanted one since 1977! I suppose they'd clean up the streets of thugs and gang members most efficiently too, wouldn't they? ;-)
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Great job. You've got some talent, dude!
GoGoGadgetBeer 4 years ago
Thanks, GoGoGadgetBeer! :-D Sometimes the Force is strong with me.
TheReelTodd 4 years ago
My first sabers I did were single frame using Photoshop. I actually found some light saber actions that sped the process up. Now, I use After Effects. Videocopilot dot net has a great After Effects plugin for doing sabers. Very nice!
BerenTheOneHanded 4 years ago
I agree that AE is much better for rendering light saber effects - far more efficient and offers more options. Unfortunately I didn't have it at the time and still don't. :-( I do the best I can with what I've got... even if I end up spending more time to do so. :-)
TheReelTodd 4 years ago
dude thats awsome how did ya do it?
superdude1452 4 years ago
I did it in PhotoShop by exporting a "filmstrip" from Premiere and drawing the sabers with their glow effects on all the frames, then imported the filmstrip back to Premiere. If I were to do it again today (using the same software), I'd probably export the video as single frames, apply the effects, then import back to Premiere as an "animation". Probably the best way to do it is in AfterEffects, there are many ways to pull it off. :-)
TheReelTodd 4 years ago