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Twinkle
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TwinkleI remember some time back there was an effect shared or shown of a twinkle effect. It's the type of effect where, like a twinkle shines on someones teeth when they smile. If anyone remembers or know how to do this - I am interested.
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Re: TwinkleThey used the Lens Flare effect Bob.
Re: TwinkleOK. I'll work with that some more. I thought it had more of a twinkle effect. So far, I've only been able to get the lens flare to look circular.
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Re: TwinkleSee this from the Gallery:
http://muvipix.com/cpg/displayimage.php?pos=-183
Re: TwinkleI think this is the thread
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Re: TwinkleThanks guys. I followed the threads and I am able to get it to work on the clip, but without the "glint" effect. I tried to do it on a transparent title without success. Nothing shows up at all. I also tried on a black video with transparency and again nothing shows up. So I've settled for the lens flare and it is small enough where the halo effect doesn't really come into play.
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Re: TwinkleIf memory serves you have to bump up the brightness of the efrfect when you use it on transparent titles. But sounds like you got what you need anyways...
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