Who build this?

Bram Hengeveld · Apr 16, 2012

http://www.racedepartment.com/2012/04/video-of-real-filter-in-iracing/

I want to have it :

Nathan Robinson · Apr 16, 2012

yes me too. this video reminds me of how good iracing is. it might not be flashy but it sure does look real as hell and drives great. i love the sound of those skippys too.

Xosé Estrada · Apr 17, 2012

It's a postprocessed video made by a guy in the Spain/Portugal forum, not an in-game plugin

Greg Carr · Apr 17, 2012

that looks very cool

Hampus Andersson · Apr 17, 2012

Xosé Estrada said:
It's a postprocessed video made by a guy in the Spain/Portugal forum, not an in-game plugin

Could you possibly find out where you can get this plugin?
And what program it is?

I can´t visit the spanish department in iRacing :S

Jan Roman · Apr 17, 2012

It looks great.

It is not a plugin Hampus

Even though you might get a TrackIR and with properly dirty screen, you might get the same effects

Hampus Andersson · Apr 17, 2012

Jan Roman said:
It looks great.

It is not a plugin Hampus Even though you might get a TrackIR and with properly dirty screen, you might get the same effects

I know it´s not for iRacing mate, i´m talking about the video editing program he´s using.

plugin might be a bad word but filters or what you want to call it

Xosé Estrada · Apr 18, 2012

Hampus Andersson said:
I know it´s not for iRacing mate, i´m talking about the video editing program he´s using.

plugin might be a bad word but filters or what you want to call it

I will ask the guy about it.

Chris Preston · Apr 18, 2012

Hampus Andersson said:
I know it´s not for iRacing mate, i´m talking about the video editing program he´s using.

plugin might be a bad word but filters or what you want to call it

Sony Vegas Pro (pick your version) is most likely what he used, it's not that hard to be honest, I'll take a screenshot later to see if I can copy it, but you record iRacing like normal, remove any H.U.D. so it looks plain, add a picture that looks like you're looking out of a helmet and play with the transparency until you're happy. I'm also presuming he's got three monitors which is why it looks why his head moves.

It's nice but if you know the tricks it's pretty simple

EDIT: I spent 10 minutes on this, could do better but it's not bad. The colour correction is Warm Vignette, and Magic Bullet Looks (my own custom CC). Also I googled this picture so it's not great quality, I think it's 400x360 =\

http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/8118/image1qfo.jpg

Hampus Andersson · Apr 18, 2012

ok damn, i was hoping for an Adobe editing program but possible you can do the same stuff with "After Effects" or similar.
I had Sony Vegas before but simply could not get the aspect ratio, quality to look right so Stabiz guided me to Adobe Premier Elements.

Oh well thanks guys, thanks Xose.

Chris Preston · Apr 18, 2012

I can help you out with any render settings you need, this should work with adobe but I don't think Magic Bullet Looks works for premire elements just after effects. Do you still have vegas installed?

Hampus Andersson · Apr 18, 2012

Chris Preston said:
I can help you out with any render settings you need, this should work with adobe but I don't think Magic Bullet Looks works for premire elements just after effects. Do you still have vegas installed?

Yea i would love to try the filter if its possible to make it work in Adobe Premier Elements.
No sorry i unistalled it before i bought Adobe.

Chris Preston · Apr 19, 2012

Alright I uploaded the background picture I use, change the transparency until you're happy with the results. I think I used 10-20% or something along those lines. Put that picture in a track above the video so it will overlay it also, and I zoomed in on an area until it looked good, the picture is also transparent so don't worry about the white background.

http://img3.imageshack.us/img3/9949/backgroundee.png

If you want that warm vignette look on Adobe make black bars along the sides with the shape tool and "feather" the edges of it until you're happy. Then play around with the colour correction, you can look at Magic Bullet Looks (not free) which works great for anything you need it for, or go to effects\colour correction\hue and saturation and change those settings until you're happy. Also if you don't have three monitors and you want that "shake" look try using an effect called "wiggler" which I believe is on APE, I know it's on AAE. If you want a tut for that look one up on youtube, it can be kind of confusing but it should get you roughly what you want.