To begin, place the video clip on the timeline. Make an exact copy of the clip and place it on a video track directly above the original clip like so:
Timeline

From the effects palette, add a blur or pixelate effect to the top track. Set the amount of blur as desired. The example above uses a gaussian blur (Video Effects > Blur & Sharpen > Gaussian Blur) set to 27.

Video Effects PaletteAt this stage the entire image on the top track is blurred (or pixelated). To blur only the face, add a crop filter (Video Effects > Transform > Crop) to the top track. Adjust the crop parameters (left, top, right, bottom) until only the blurred face remains.

The screenshot on the right shows the effects we have added: Gaussian Blur and Crop.

Note: If the face (or whatever you are blurring) moves around a lot, there are two options:

1. Make the blurred area big enough to accommodate the movement.
2. Use keyframes to animate the crop effect.

Answered by Madhurima , an ibibo Master, at 1:32 PM on September 02, 2008

This technique uses two video tracks, and can be used with any editing application which supports multiple tracks/layers. Our example uses Adobe Premiere.

To begin, place the video clip on the timeline. Make an exact copy of the clip and place it on a video track directly above the original clip like so:
Timeline

From the effects palette, add a blur or pixelate effect to the top track. Set the amount of blur as desired. The example above uses a gaussian blur (Video Effects > Blur & Sharpen > Gaussian Blur) set to 27.

Video Effects PaletteAt this stage the entire image on the top track is blurred (or pixelated). To blur only the face, add a crop filter (Video Effects > Transform > Crop) to the top track. Adjust the crop parameters (left, top, right, bottom) until only the blurred face remains.

The screenshot on the right shows the effects we have added: Gaussian Blur and Crop.

Note: If the face (or whatever you are blurring) moves around a lot, there are two options:

1. Make the blurred area big enough to accommodate the movement.
2. Use keyframes to animate the crop effect.


www.mediacollege.com/v ideo/spec ial-effects/

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 7:52 PM on September 01, 2008

This technique uses two video tracks, and can be used with any editing application which supports multiple tracks/layers. Our example uses Adobe Premiere.

To begin, place the video clip on the timeline. Make an exact copy of the clip and place it on a video track directly above the original clip like so:
Timeline

From the effects palette, add a blur or pixelate effect to the top track. Set the amount of blur as desired. The example above uses a gaussian blur (Video Effects > Blur & Sharpen > Gaussian Blur) set to 27.

Video Effects PaletteAt this stage the entire image on the top track is blurred (or pixelated). To blur only the face, add a crop filter (Video Effects > Transform > Crop) to the top track. Adjust the crop parameters (left, top, right, bottom) until only the blurred face remains.

The screenshot on the right shows the effects we have added: Gaussian Blur and Crop.

Note: If the face (or whatever you are blurring) moves around a lot, there are two options:

1. Make the blurred area big enough to accommodate the movement.
2. Use keyframes to animate the crop effect.


Websites:http://w ww.mediacollege.com/video/spec ial-effects/

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 4:01 PM on September 01, 2008

This technique uses two video tracks, and can be used with any editing application which supports multiple tracks/layers. Our example uses Adobe Premiere.

To begin, place the video clip on the timeline. Make an exact copy of the clip and place it on a video track directly above the original clip like so:
Timeline

From the effects palette, add a blur or pixelate effect to the top track. Set the amount of blur as desired. The example above uses a gaussian blur (Video Effects > Blur & Sharpen > Gaussian Blur) set to 27.

Video Effects PaletteAt this stage the entire image on the top track is blurred (or pixelated). To blur only the face, add a crop filter (Video Effects > Transform > Crop) to the top track. Adjust the crop parameters (left, top, right, bottom) until only the blurred face remains.

The screenshot on the right shows the effects we have added: Gaussian Blur and Crop.

Note: If the face (or whatever you are blurring) moves around a lot, there are two options:

1. Make the blurred area big enough to accommodate the movement.
2. Use keyframes to animate the crop effect.


Websites:http://w ww.mediacollege.com/video/spec ial-effects/

Answered by Nidhi Singh , an ibibo Master, at 11:46 AM on September 01, 2008

his technique is commonly used to blur a face in order to protect the subject's identity.

This technique uses two video tracks, and can be used with any editing application which supports multiple tracks/layers. Our example uses Adobe Premiere.

To begin, place the video clip on the timeline. Make an exact copy of the clip and place it on a video track directly above the original clip like so:
Timeline

From the effects palette, add a blur or pixelate effect to the top track. Set the amount of blur as desired. The example above uses a gaussian blur (Video Effects > Blur & Sharpen > Gaussian Blur) set to 27.

Video Effects PaletteAt this stage the entire image on the top track is blurred (or pixelated). To blur only the face, add a crop filter (Video Effects > Transform > Crop) to the top track. Adjust the crop parameters (left, top, right, bottom) until only the blurred face remains.

The screenshot on the right shows the effects we have added: Gaussian Blur and Crop.

Note: If the face (or whatever you are blurring) moves around a lot, there are two options:

1. Make the blurred area big enough to accommodate the movement.
2. Use keyframes to animate the crop effect.


Websites:http://w ww.mediacollege.com/video/spec ial-effects/

Answered by Sharad Singh , an ibibo Master, at 2:46 PM on August 30, 2008

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Answered by Prashant , an ibibo Citizen, at 3:46 PM on August 29, 2008

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Answered by raj u , an ibibo Master, at 10:06 AM on August 15, 2008

well,

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particleIllusion 3.0: special effects software offering text effects, ... solutions for effects creation, particleIllusion is now used worldwide

www.wondertouch.c om/htmls/special_effects_softw are/index.htm

2. 2D animation and special effects software. Computer based 2D Animation for ... and software for visual effects, 3D animation, editing and production used in ...
www.zoominfo.com/Industri es/software-mfg/software-devel opment-design/special-effects- software.htm

Answered by Satya ~ , an ibibo Master, at 7:33 PM on August 11, 2008

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Answered by Hem@nt .... , an ibibo Master, at 5:34 PM on August 11, 2008