Creating a Ghost Effect
Here is a simple technique to add a spooky, supernatural effect to your video projects. This tutorial will walk you through the steps of shooting your footage and using various video editing tools to get the final result. You’ll learn:
- How to split and trim your footage
- How to change the playback speed
- How to use Mask & Chroma Key to add a translucent overlay
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Comments (2)
Very nice effect and perfect timing. I just saw this effect demonstrated on line using another program and was about to figure it out using my Corel Video Studio Software. Thank you!
Nice trick, I’ll have to try it.
To speed up the clip you can hold down SHIFT and drag the end of the clip to the left.