In this tutorial, you will learn how to take any ordinary cell phone camera footage, create a vintage film-like art texture using Krita, which can be later used as an overlay for videos in Blender. I'll cover the entire process of creating the texture step by step, including setting up the Krita canvas, selecting appropriate brushes, and mixing colors to achieve the desired effect. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a beautiful film texture that you can use over and over again to enhance the visual appeal of your videos.
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0:00 - Intro/Examples
0:34 - Adding Videos to Blender
1:16 - Easy Aspect Ratio Changes
2:00 - Color Balance
2:32 - Creating a "Film Burn" Transition
4:40 - Setting up the Krita canvas
5:16 - Selecting colors and brushes
6:55 - Using the blender rake tool in Krita
7:45 - Krtia color adjustments
8:11 - Adding text to the texture
9:20 - Adding hair and dust to texture
10:40 - Saving Krita texture to JPEG
11:09 - Adding film texture image to Blender VSE
11:48 - Animating the film texture
14:00 - Strobe effect for frame skipping
15:06 - Animate footage brightness for "projector" effect
16:26 - Ideas to enhance the effect
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