Have you ever watch one of those Netflix movies and noticed that some of them had that cinematic blurred edges effect? In this quick tutorial, I will demonstrate how Shotcut can actually replicate that look easily.
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Nice effect! Thanks for sharing Ben.
For daylight videos, I think the Blur: Low Pass filter works better than Gaussian, but it needs a higher Amount
Alternatively, instead of using a copy of the clip on track V2, you can use “Mask: Apply” to apply the effect directly to the main clip.
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You always know how to enhance my tutorials
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Just a different way to skin the cat (plush cat of course).
Your 2 tracks method is a better choice when you need to turn the effect on and off many times. Just split and remove. On one track you’d need to use keyframes, and that can be less straightforward.
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Thanks a lot Bent, I may use your tip.
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