Tutorials categorized with: VideoStudio
Old, Static Text Effect in CVS X3
Today I’m gonna you how to make a old, static text effect, in Corel Video Studio X3. It’s a really simple technique that has a really cool effect. CVS X3 introduced a new feature which lets you put video filters right on titles, so with a few drag and drops, tweaks and changes, we can make some great text effects!
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Add a Professional Touch to Your Videos!
This small tutorial will show you two tips to add a professional touch to your video, perfect for any kind of video!
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Motion Blur Video Effect
This is a great effect that can be used in time warp videos, or other videos where you want a different kind of motion-blur you can’t get using just a filter.
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Flicker Out Video Effect
This is a cool technique I discovered while making a logo for myself. It’s a flicker out effect, like someone turned off an old TV, or a TV’s power got cut off, or something like that.
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Make a Cinematic Text Effect!
This tutorial will show you a new kind of text effect, one you see in lots of really cool professional movies. This goes beyond the custom title presets that VideoStudio has, be prepared for a lot of rendering! But in the end, the effort was worth it. And I’ll show you how to make it even more professional using masks!
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Looking Though a Scope Using Masks
This tutorial will show you how to use masks to make it look like you are looking out of a scope on a shotgun. You can use it for war movies, hunting movies, or what ever you want. It’s a really easy tutorial.
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Making an Awesome Sunrise PT2
We’re back with part two of “Making an Awesome Sunrise!” In this tutorial we finish up the sunrise with masks. This adds more realism to the scene my making the sun come up behind the ocean, instead of on top of it.
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Making an Awesome Sunrise PT1
Ever wanted to film the sun coming up over the ocean with it’s brilliant orange and red sky? Well, now you can. This tutorial will show you how to make a sunrise using “light” and “lens flare” filters!
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