Isolated Flames 1

Editor’s stuff series of clips—Isolated Flames Bundle #1

Real flames captured in 26% slow motion.

Clip overview

Set of 4 different flames—from hard fire to the small fireplace. The flames are isolated from the background and saved with alpha channel, so they are transparent. You can use them on top of your edit stack, to composite with your original footage (sample use you can find in the preview file).

Clip Details

  • Original Recording Format: IPB 1080p
  • Framerate: 96 fps
  • Output Format: 1920×1080
  • Output Video Codec: PNG + alpha
  • Camera: Panasonic DMC-GH4

In my very fast growing collection of clips you will find other footage made with editors in mind. This is what you can use in your projects to impress your clients, and widen the impact of your edits.

Audio

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Usage

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