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How to create this effect?

Participant ,
Jun 11, 2022 Jun 11, 2022

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These are visuals from the latest TOOL tour:

 

please see the 9:20 minute mark. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1UHa1IbEhI 

 

 

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Advocate ,
Jun 11, 2022 Jun 11, 2022

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An easy way would probably be to get a clip, make a solid, put fractal noise on it, bring the contrast up, alt+click the evolution and add "time*80", add cc toner and change the midtones to your color choice, and set the layer on overlay. You can also play around with the brightness and contrast on the fractal noise.

 

Here's what it looks like, hope this helps.

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Jun 11, 2022 Jun 11, 2022

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Thanks that's similar but how does the subject morph colors, like an invert?

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Jun 11, 2022 Jun 11, 2022

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If you want an inverted effect, type "Invert" in Effects & Presets and mess around with the settings.


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Jun 12, 2022 Jun 12, 2022

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There is no genuine inversion or anything of the sort. It's just cycling through colors e.g. using Colorama and at times it just seems that the input phase just "flips over", causing that slight banding and hal-inverted look. All controllable from within Colorama directly and in a pinch of course the old rule applies: multiple layers and additional effects may be required.

 

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