Daniel John Peters - 35mm Film Overlays

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Daniel John Peters - 35mm Film Overlays

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These are my custom ‘35mm Film Overlays’ Just like all my other film overlays they are very easy to use. Simply drag and drop the files above your video layer and select the correct blend mode. Mattes need to go above you video file and select the Matte Blend Mode as ‘Multiply’. Perf files need to go above the matte layer and select the Blend Mode as ‘Screen’. The Flash files I don’t ad a blend mode, just keep em short and fun at the start of for transitions.

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