This is not a new filter. Filters come from two other Boris products: Boris continues continuously and final effects. This is not complete with these two sets, but also comes with a significant amount of money from every single FX 10 bars.
It's very easy to use. I do my best with Premiere Pro, so we'll use it as an example. Boris FX 10 is good for many things, but my favorite transitions.
Come on, I want to wipe a heavy distracted circular with heavy lens distortion. In the Premier Pro, I put a background shot on video 1, then I add my preview shot to the video. I'm in the influence, choose the Boris FX 10.0 filter, and add it to my video clip 2. Find the Boris FX 10.0 filter in the controls under the influence.
Setup is a small button marked on the right side of the name that looks like a plain menu. Click on this Boris FX UI opens in a separate window
The Boris FX UI is very easy to navigate - timeline at the bottom, the window in the upper left-hand side, the structure window in the top right-hand window. Zoom on the inauguration at 100. To see the full height and width of the clip, I change my zoom to approximately 45.00. I go to the filter menu and choose the FEC lens. I go in the clip seconds for three seconds. At the bottom of the overall window, there are different controls including playback, zoom, screen control, preview quality, and resolution, and include keyframes. I click on the keyframe button. A new one The keyframe, which represents the circle, appears on both the timeline and timeline at the bottom of the comprehensive window. I decide on wipes for two seconds, so I go to 05 and add a new key. Since they are the Boris filters with which I am working, they have the authority control over which I am very familiar with After Effects.
It's very easy to use. I do my best with Premiere Pro, so we'll use it as an example. Boris FX 10 is good for many things, but my favorite transitions.
Come on, I want to wipe a heavy distracted circular with heavy lens distortion. In the Premier Pro, I put a background shot on video 1, then I add my preview shot to the video. I'm in the influence, choose the Boris FX 10.0 filter, and add it to my video clip 2. Find the Boris FX 10.0 filter in the controls under the influence.
Setup is a small button marked on the right side of the name that looks like a plain menu. Click on this Boris FX UI opens in a separate window
The Boris FX UI is very easy to navigate - timeline at the bottom, the window in the upper left-hand side, the structure window in the top right-hand window. Zoom on the inauguration at 100. To see the full height and width of the clip, I change my zoom to approximately 45.00. I go to the filter menu and choose the FEC lens. I go in the clip seconds for three seconds. At the bottom of the overall window, there are different controls including playback, zoom, screen control, preview quality, and resolution, and include keyframes. I click on the keyframe button. A new one The keyframe, which represents the circle, appears on both the timeline and timeline at the bottom of the comprehensive window. I decide on wipes for two seconds, so I go to 05 and add a new key. Since they are the Boris filters with which I am working, they have the authority control over which I am very familiar with After Effects.
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