Scott LaShay

I've been busy with the manuals and tutorials, but what I'm currently looking for is an object that creates and inverse, or negative image of my live video feed. I'm also looking for a motion blur for live feeds. I may have simply missed them, but I didn't find them in the jitter reference.

Speaking of the Jitter Reference, is there a PDF available?

Lastly, what are some reasons for my live video "flickering" when I use quicktime effects?

I've been busy with the manuals and tutorials, but what I'm currently looking for is an object that creates and inverse, or negative image of my live video feed.  I'm also looking for a motion blur for live feeds. I may have simply missed them, but I didn't find them in the jitter reference.

a-few-quick-questions

i believe jit.brcosa is your friend. negative contrast inverts if i 

On Mar 18, 2008, at 1:45 PM, Scott LaShay wrote:

> I've been busy with the manuals and tutorials, but what I'm 

> currently looking for is an object that creates and inverse, or 

> negative image of my live video feed. I'm also looking for a 

> motion blur for live feeds. I may have simply missed them, but I 

> didn't find them in the jitter reference.

> Speaking of the Jitter Reference, is there a PDF available?

> Lastly, what are some reasons for my live video "flickering" when I 

"Flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss."

i believe jit.brcosa is your friend. negative contrast inverts if i  
remember correctly.
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>
> I've been busy with the manuals and tutorials, but what I'm  
> currently looking for is an object that creates and inverse, or  
> negative image of my live video feed.  I'm also looking for a  
> motion blur for live feeds. I may have simply missed them, but I  
> didn't find them in the jitter reference.
>
> Speaking of the Jitter Reference, is there a PDF available?
>
> Lastly, what are some reasons for my live video "flickering" when I  
> use quicktime effects?
>
> Thanks again,
>
> Scott

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a. jit.op @op ~, jit.brcosa, jit.scalebias

Good luck with those tutorials. There is always more than one object to 

a. jit.op @op ~, jit.brcosa, jit.scalebias
b. jit.wake,jit.slide

Good luck with those tutorials. There is always more than one object to 
solve  your problem. 

A few quick questions.....