How to create TV interference?

[theGuest]

Actually jbw, there are a LOT of ways this effect can "look". Can you provide a few details as to how exactly you want ours to look?

Can you explain your project in a bit more detail?

A TV itself is not hard to do. But the environment it's used in might possibly make things a bit more confusing.

[Wolfzbane]

If you're looking what I think you are then use the Filter/Noise/Add Noise... on a white or grey background image. You'll notice that if you use the same filter again the noise results will be different always. Just create a series of them (10 for your needs) and then use as an image sequence. I used that technique a few years ago for one of my animations and the result was pretty convincing.
Here's a quick test of what it looks like.

[Wolfzbane]

Oops, here's the image link;
http://www.wolfzbane.com/cgtalk/noise.jpg

[VShane]

Or use the Xenofex filter "TV"

[visualsuspekt]

with after effect i use photoshop background...on wich i have applied a retroscan effect...i brin g this back in after and apply a noise effect.a recipe from my granD Ma.

[jbw]

Wow, cheers for the replys guys!:)
I can't really justify buying a plugin just for this one transition. Cheers though wolfzbane, got it sorted!

ta,
jbw

[visualsuspekt]

http://www.eyewire.com/resources/downloads/index.htm

retroscan is at the bottom of the list

[theGuest]

aaah... too bad that's a "Mac only" plugin. :rolleyes:

:wavey:

[Draco-84]

Jbw...
You aren't talking about scan lines are you??
If that's the case then that's super easy to do...
If that's what you're looking for I can post a mini-tut for ya.

[theGuest]

Did someone say "scanlines"?

http://photoshopgurus.info/intermediate/scanline_effect.shtml

:wavey:

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