Apologies if this is a rinsed topic
oh, and hello. I'm new so please be gentle
I've recently bought one of these
http://www.sony.co.uk/biz/view/ShowProduct.action?product=HVR-A1E&site=biz_en_GB
and set up my PC with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and After Affects CS3
Now, I havent really had the chance to get into the editing side of things just yet as i've been collecting all the images I need from my first short
But there is one thing that is starting to plague my thoughts, how do I make it look like it was possible shot on film????
I've done a little freelance work with the camera so far and although the images have been crisp they lack that romantic film look
Can anyone offer any tips as to how I might be able to achieve the 'film look' with the aformentioned software?? And if possible, could you use laymans terms??? Still getting used to all the jargon
thank you for your time
oh, and hello. I'm new so please be gentle
I've recently bought one of these
http://www.sony.co.uk/biz/view/ShowProduct.action?product=HVR-A1E&site=biz_en_GB
and set up my PC with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and After Affects CS3
Now, I havent really had the chance to get into the editing side of things just yet as i've been collecting all the images I need from my first short
But there is one thing that is starting to plague my thoughts, how do I make it look like it was possible shot on film????
I've done a little freelance work with the camera so far and although the images have been crisp they lack that romantic film look
Can anyone offer any tips as to how I might be able to achieve the 'film look' with the aformentioned software?? And if possible, could you use laymans terms??? Still getting used to all the jargon
thank you for your time