most recent 30 from http://videowtf.com 2010-07-30T18:36:01Z http://videowtf.com/feeds/tag/effects http://www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/2.5/rdf http://videowtf.com/questions/743/how-can-you-film-something-on-the-ground-and-make-it-look-like-its-on-a-rooftop Luke Kiley 2010-01-31T18:33:04Z 2010-03-24T04:22:25Z

<p>I would rather not use a green screen for this.</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/581/islands-how-do-i-make-things-look-more-beachish Dillon Jenkins 2009-11-10T01:33:45Z 2009-12-03T16:23:52Z

<p>How do I white balance a sony pd170, panasonic dvx100 or canon gl2 to look like it is overexposed but I really want all the color(i don't want an overexposed image). I don't want to use a preset either. I am shooting outside in full "noon", clear sky. I want to white balance for a certain temp? mood? what?<br /> Thanks, confused about lighting</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/50/how-to-make-my-videos-look-more-like-film poppybev 2009-10-07T21:47:42Z 2009-12-02T21:28:43Z

<p>i have a samsung SC-MX20 and i'm wondering if there are any effects or something like that I can put on my videos that will make them look more like they were shot on film. obviously, it's not a super high-end camera, and i'm not expecting hollywood-type look, but just a more film-like feel to it. i use final cut express on a mac.</p>

http://videowtf.com/questions/280/how-to-fake-depth-of-field vecc 2009-10-09T19:53:48Z 2009-12-02T20:41:21Z

<p>I have a compact still camera (Ricoh GR1) that I'm using for some simple video projects. I'm wondering if I have any options to add the perception of nice depth of field after the video has been shot-- is this possible? Practical? What would I need to do that?</p>