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The final product is now available to download and try. Announced last December, the new Lightworks 14.0, at beta at the time, promised to be a chameleon a new “fixed” UI giving access to the classic tools for new users, and the original interface for editors used to the legacy UI, a switch accessible through flicking a button. So much, in fact, that EditShare felt the need to adjust its venerable NLE to attract a new generation of users. Times they’re certainly changing, and the landscape of video has changed dramatically in recent years. The effects we shared today are some of the best on the market and are all worth adding to your editing toolkit.Announced last December, while still in beta version, Lightworks 14.0 offers a more intuitive and easy to learn layout, while still maintaining the classic Lightworks style, for those who prefer it. Nothing inspires nostalgia in a viewer like VHS footage. VHS video effects can have an amazing effect on the look and feel of your project. These can be downloaded either in static image form or in the form of animated overlays.

Things such as a “play” icon can cause the footage to feel like an old home video.

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And if you’re after more glitchy goodness, check out these free downloads! Icons This implies that the footage is being seen on an old-school, slightly out-of-tune, bad signal television. Visual glitches in the video can be created by using a template or an overlay. Scratching, crackling, or digital distortion create a great effect and add to the VHS feel. There are also many distortion sound effects that can be added to your video. There are plenty of downloadable effects to create this in your footage. Video Camera ShakeĪ little bit of shakiness also goes a long way to getting that VHS camera effect right. If your footage is in 16:9, an easy way to change this is to use a 4:3 overlay. We’ve got some cool (free) overlays for you to check out here! Aspect RatioĪ 4:3 aspect ratio is the one to use to create a visually accurate VHS effect. You can add it in your editing program, or use an overlay. Noise or grain is another tell-tale sign of VHS footage. This effect causes an unnaturally sharp look that gives the footage a bit of a dated feel. What happens (when you do this correctly) is that you get a blurry, “outside-the-lines” effect.

Using Channel Blur, try blurring each RGB channel separately. Check out these stylish color effects that you can use to achieve the VHS look. This is a big part of the old-school film style. You’ll want to make some adjustments to your contrast to get a faded and aged look. We’ll go over classic VHS colors, aspect ratio, effects, audio, and icons. If you’re keen to learn to create your own VHS video effect templates, here are some key elements that will point you in the right direction.

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As with all overlays, changing your blending mode will change the way this effect comes out.ĭownload VHS Color Noise Pack Now Part 2: How to Make Your VHS Effect Look Great This pack contains 4 different VHS effect styles for you to drag and drop into your next project. Static VHS Screen & Text EffectsĪlthough this is a paid template ($19.99), you can edit your text, and you’ll have a gritty, glitchy, VHS effect to add something cool to your next title.ĭownload Static VHS Screen & Text Effects Now 25. Experiment with blending modes in your edit to get the exact effect you want.ĭownload VHS Noise Background Now 24.

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This background is a full HD, VHS noise effect that can be used as a background or as an overlay.

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