Here, we have set a colour of red to demonstrate before and after application: When a light is applied to the video frame, the Ambient Light Color controls the color of the ambient light surrounding the applied light. Import the image to your project, place it on the Timeline and apply an instance of Lighting Effects Outside of the individual light properties, there are some global controls for the Lighting effects.ĭownload the following image file to use for demonstration purposes, right-click and select “Save target As”: Kitchen Appliance 1 This adjusts the size/spread of focus point or brightest point where the light is focused This increases or decreases the strength/power of the light
this will spin 360 degrees around the video frame Drag the left and right handles of the light guide in the Program Monitor to editĪdjust this setting to change the position of the spotlight. This setting changes the width and to some extent the intensity of a spotlight beam. This may also be adjusted using the guides in the Program Monitor
This setting adjusts the length of throw of the light. Adjust these points to move the light around the frame or, with the effect title selected, click and drag the centre point of the light in the Program Monitor, using the light guide These are the X & Y co-ordinates for the centre point/point of interest of the light. This has the effect of adding a colour gel to a real light Select each one to see the effect produced.īy default the light colour is white, but can be set to any colour you wish. There are three types of light available, Directional (general light from a distance), Omni (general lighting from above similar to a light bulb) & Spotlight (a specific, shaped beam of light). Notice that Light 2 displays None for its’ Light Type. By default, Light 1 is a spotlight and is automatically added. Twirl down the small triangle for each light to add a light or reveal the controls for each light. If the white guide circle is not present in the Program Monitor, click on the title of the effect in the Effect Controls.Įach instance of this effect that is added to the Timeline provides up to 5 lights. Certain pixels have become brighter and others have been darkened to create the illusion of a spotlight being placed upon the subject. The effect has automatically added a light to the video clip. The Program Monitor should look like this: Set your zoom level in the Program Monitor to 25%. Import the file to a DSLR 1080P sequence in Premiere CS6 and drop the Lighting Effects on to the video clip. Right-click on the file and select “ Save Target As“ Interviewee 1 To demonstrate the use of this effect we would like to use the following video file which you may download. The effect may be found in the Effects panel, in the “ Adjust” folder. Lighting Effects add artificial lights to your video clips.
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