BCC Lens Blur can be setup to use a Z Map. The Z Map can be set to use the
PixelChooser as its input. And the PixelChooser can be set to use a region
type of Distance To Point. That might achieve something like what you're
after. I've posted a preset for BCC Lens Blur (included in BCC8) as well as
a screengrab I just made as I set it up.
screengrab;
http://www.borisfxresources.com/AvidForum/lensBlurZMap.jpg
preset;
http://www.borisfxresources.com/AvidForum/lensBlurCenterFocus.zip
Dirk
BorisFX
On Mon, Oct 1, 2012 at 10:56 AM, Dan McCabe <danlist@bestmail.us> wrote:
> Another editor asked me some questions about placing a blur around the
> edges of a shot.
>
> We looked at a blur matted over the original shot but the consistency of
> the blur didn't achieve what he was looking for. He wanted something
> that gets more blurry out to the edges.
>
> I imagine one could do it with a series of mattes each adding an
> increasing amount of blur out to the edge but is there some plug-in that
> just does it within Avid or BCC?
>
> TIA,
>
> D.
>
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