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Looking for a specific effect: Flashlight on a Face

Explorer ,
Dec 06, 2021 Dec 06, 2021

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Hello,

 

I am looking for a green screen effect of a flashlight beam and can't seem to find it.

 

My scene I am going for is I am in a dark area, and someone with a flashlight is waving it back and forth and the beam goes across my face.

 

Anyone have a flashlight beam green screen effect?

 

Cheers!

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Adobe Employee , Dec 06, 2021 Dec 06, 2021

Hi Matt,

You don't need a green screen effect for the method I describe.

 

Screen Shot 2021-12-06 at 12.46.11 PM.png

 

  1. Choose the Color workspace.
  2. Duplicate the footage on V1 and V2.
  3. On the V2 clip, create a mask with the Opacity effect. Use the Circle tool or draw with the pen tool.
  4.  In the Lumetri Color panel > Basic Correction, increase Exposure
  5.  Click the V1 Clip. In the Lumetri Color panel > Creative, choose the Look > SL BLUE DAY4NITE

 

That is how I achieved the above effect. Let me know if it is a suitable effect and if the s

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Community Expert , Feb 08, 2022 Feb 08, 2022

Have you tried the lighting effect? You can adjust the light and even keyframe the position of the light.

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You can likely find stock footage of this effect or create it in AfterEffects.

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Oh ok, im not familiar with this.

 

Thank you

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Hi Matt,

Sorry for the frustration. You can probably pull this effect off more easily with an opacity mask for the foreground (make the color lighter) and a color correction effect like day for night for the background. Can you try that?

 

Thanks,
Kevin

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Hey @Kevin-Monahan 

 

Thanks for the recommendation.

 

The problem is, I am quite new to this so I don't even know how to do what you just suggested lol.

 

I am slowly getting there, learning with green screen effects which have been awesome.

 

Do you have a tutorial video on what you suggested?  Cheers

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Hi Matt,

You don't need a green screen effect for the method I describe.

 

Screen Shot 2021-12-06 at 12.46.11 PM.png

 

  1. Choose the Color workspace.
  2. Duplicate the footage on V1 and V2.
  3. On the V2 clip, create a mask with the Opacity effect. Use the Circle tool or draw with the pen tool.
  4.  In the Lumetri Color panel > Basic Correction, increase Exposure
  5.  Click the V1 Clip. In the Lumetri Color panel > Creative, choose the Look > SL BLUE DAY4NITE

 

That is how I achieved the above effect. Let me know if it is a suitable effect and if the step by step tutorial helped you.

 

Thanks,
Kevin

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Explorer ,
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Ok I will play with this and see if I can get it going.

 

Thank you

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Have you tried the lighting effect? You can adjust the light and even keyframe the position of the light.

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Why didn't I think of that? Nice!

Kevin

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