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1. Re: how to create an additive dissolve
TimeRemapper Jun 11, 2009 8:52 AM (in response to Frédéric Leclair)Perhaps try setting your background color to white, setting your top layer's transfer mode to "add", and animating your opacity to be a cross dissolve. As for timing, you may want to start the fade out of your bottom layer after you have already started the fade in of your top layer.
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2. Re: how to create an additive dissolve
Mylenium Jun 11, 2009 9:46 AM (in response to Frédéric Leclair)Effect --> Channel --> Blend, used in 32bpc mode with "Lighten only" should exactly give the desired result. Using the layer modes nad animating opacity should of course also work, but may not be possible when the layers are stacked in odd ways. and then of course there's CC Composite and Solid Composite being able to do something similar intra-layer.
Mylenium
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3. Re: how to create an additive dissolve
Frédéric Leclair Jun 15, 2009 8:38 AM (in response to Mylenium)Using BLEND in 32 bpc gives me the yeallow ! triangle with the notice that this effect only supports 8 and 16 bpc and might cause color degradationby diminuishing color precision and remove any high dynamic range value if used in 32 bpc.
Do I you it any way or can 16 bpc do same thing for additive dissolve effect ?
I'm using CINEFORM PropectHD if that impacts anything, the actual footage is CFAVI AspectHD 8 bit low.



