crumplepop halflight light leak final cut pro x transitions 2

Name	CrumplePop_HalfLight_Light_Leak.zip
Size	142.5 MB
Created on	2017-01-30 05:07:15
Hash	6d7701ea62b543c020f3284ca14a3d5e5ad5c12f
Files	CrumplePop_HalfLight_Light_Leak.zip (142.5 MB)

Description

  Name: HalfLight: Light Leak Final Cut Pro X Transitions  Mac Platform: Intel  OS Version: OS X 10.6.8 or later  Software requirements: Final Cut Pro 10.0.8 or later  Graphics card requirements: OpenCL-capable graphics card or Intel HD Graphics 3000 or later  Supported codecs: All codecs supported by Final Cut Pro X    Supported cameras:   ● All Canon DSLRs   ● All Nikon DSLRs   ● All Panasonic DSLRs   ● Black Magic Cinema Cameras   ● Sony NEX, HVR, HXR, HDR and PMW series camcorders   ● Panasonic AG, AF, HMC, HDC, HC series camcorders   ● All GoPro Hero Series   ● most other h.264 and AVCHD format cameras      Web Site: http://www.crumplepop.com/light-leak-transitions/        Overview  HalfLight is a collection of optically-captured light leak transitions with an extensive set of controls built specifically for Final Cut Pro X.     ● 15 Final Cut Pro X transition effects   ● Extensive customization tools   ● Multiple Styles      15 Natural Light Leak Transitions:  CrumplePop HalfLight features 15 unique light leak transitions.     Whether you need a slow, haunting glow dissolve or a split-second flash - HalfLight includes a multitude of customizable crash and wipe style transitions that can be changed to fit your needs.      Easy Customizable Transitions:  CrumplePop HalfLight comes with intuitive real-time controls so you can dial in the look you want.     Changing the opacity, brightness, hue and the direction of the transition are all just a click away. As always, you have full control over the transition speed directly on your timeline inside Final Cut Pro X.      Works Inside Final Cut Pro X:  The transitions in HalfLight were designed from the ground up for FCPX.     Drop HalfLight between any clip and preview it in real time – no need to wait for rendering. You can apply them to video, images, titles, generators or to intro and outro a clip.