I can't stand the fake VHS effect.
It doesn't look like that.
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I can't stand the fake VHS effect. It doesn't look like that.
I can't stand the fake VHS effect.
It doesn't look like that.
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make a better one then or shut your pie hole!!! this isn't like a movie or tv show. you could actually contribute a filter by yourself. go look up ffmpeg and gd / imagemagick and get your ass to work. and from now on only b***h about problems you can't solve yourself
>make a better one then or shut your pie hole!!
Or, hear me out, they could actually transfer their video onto a VHS, and then back again.
What a try hard little spastic reply.
shut your pie hole!!!
>He never used a shitty camcorder
This
we had a shitty camcorder and it wasnt this bad. was born in the 90s but it recorded on little cassette tapes and you could hook it up to the TV with the component cables. the video was photography quality with the vibrant colors you would expect. i can see this color filter happening if you messed with the settings a bit
Sounds like an 8mm camcorder. They were miles better than VHS camcorders.
The effect in OP happens when you take your video-8 master tape or whatever then edit it on two domestic vcrs.
The generation quality plummets the more you move shit around. Add LP to it (because you shot too much shit) and that awful "cake frosting" semi-embossed look starts to happen after two generations.
Not saying that the "final print" would look that bad, but the rough cut you did yourself absolutely did (and you rarely got to the final print anyway because hiring editors and 3-quarter inch tape suites was too expensive back then, and it had all taken so long nobody gave a shit anymore, so your great vision became this rough as ass vhs cut).
Back in the day you had to go do a film and video course at the local community college for a year just to get near an editing suite to try to sneak extra time on for your own crap so it didn't look so nasty. Sound effects editing alone was a nightmare. Shit sound. Shit image. Everything looks fake af, even if you found an awesome location. Interleaved fields catch every hesitation and wonky micro-expression, and just sucks the "cinema magic" out of the endeavor.
That "VHS Look" is the look of broken dreams and dead visions.
Meanwhile, proper filmmakers still use super 8 and 16mm to evoke a fond, cozy nostalgic feeling. Formats that had become too rare to get good cheap deals on by the 80s and 90s. It really was a forsaken time for wannabe film kids.
the vid sez "JAN 22 2019"
there were no camcorder that were this bad in 2019 or late 2018 if the guy was using a slightly older model. these filters are moronic. are you fricktards born yesterday?
how the frick would you know? the latest you were born was 1998
Yes it does dumb zoomer
how hard is it to...
>buy VHS camera
>film segment on VHS camera
>Play footage on actual CRT TV
>Use native capture of VHS footage in editing
????????
Zoomer trannies are technologically illiterate. Even windows explorer is a mystery to them, device manager is secret esoteric knowledge...
>Zoomer trannies are technologically illiterate
Never met a boomer?
boomers have learned how to use cell phones better than zoomers have learned how to use computers, which they grew up with
>Zoomer trannies
But they are better at makeup and fashion . I would trade my php skills for better makeup skills
Sorry but you will never be a real woman.
yeah zoomers are great and consuming, the perfect goy generation, hate their parents and worship Black folk etc
Stop blaming zoomers for a millenial thing you troon.
The oldest zoomers are 26.
Stop confusing consumers and producers moron.
are you insane? most people these days don't even know the name of the lightning port let alone of the ability to use capture cards
it's a miracle they even sell obscure adapters online considering no one except IT people know how to even get into the thinking process of figuring things like that out
>lightning port
Frick off appletard.
Hipsters drove up the prices on camcorders and crt tvs.
Zoomers are financially and morally broke.
I have my own setup for that. I can even record from my pc to my vcr with a HDMI > RCA dongle, so I can get any footage on the internet and give it a VHS effect. The tapes are what's important. They don't look VHS-y enough if they're too new.
We can make every VHS digitally is the issue. It's not even complicated.
I did that a few years ago with our family camcorder, it even has a video out so I can capture directly from the CCD sensor
put spooky sound over the spongebob bits and you'd have zoomerhorror right there.
share models and components please. I wanna do this
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Holy kino!
We can go back bros...
Soul.
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why? because it will look a little bit better? not even that, because one single moron out of a thousand wont complain? and how much money and time are you going to spend on that as opposed to pushing a button in premier pro?
moron
because getting a camera, tv, capture equipment, and processing is more work and money than just throwing on a filter
unironically, the Backrooms kid captured the VHS look pretty well.
She's a girl now though
I remember years ago there was a test with two TVs one playing a VHS and the other a DVD of the same movie and most people couldn't tell the difference.
>DVD
If you said CD, sure. But DVD was 1000x times better than VHS and even CD.
But in a blind test most people couldn't tell the difference.
Most people don't notice motion blurring being on or off. Despite staring at screens for half their life, they don't bother actively engaging with any of it enough to notice anything but the wildest differences.
Late VHS players vs early DVDs maybe.
Top of the line VHS did some upscaling but the source was still under 500 scan lines (vs 720/1080 for DVD).
It would've also depended on the screen. Some dogshit Quazar probably did make both look fairly indistinguishable.
>(vs 720/1080 for DVD)
In what universe? DVD is 480 pixels vertically, or 576 in PAL countries.
This is my old DVD player.
It's upscaling.
I was talking about the DVD specs themselves. Not upscaling. You could digitize VHS footage and upscale it to 4K if you wanted to.
is this the girl from True Detective (the young prostitute Marty fricks when shes older)
No she was born in 93.
looks like a teenager so too old
why is it so different?
You'd see those horizontal lines when fast forwarding, about it.
As long as you had good cables and tracking adjusted properly, SD is SD - it pretty much looks the same.
Like all film, it has different color temperature and is inherently superior to digital.
>Like all film
So VHS is film?
VHS is a signal stored on magnetic tape, not film
It does have its own color characteristics, but yes I misspoke it is not a sequence of moving pictures.
Back to the filter, it's just an example of someone creating something who doesn't really know what they are creating.
It's like the stray hair trope on film, which was even made fun of in bugs bunny cartoons. You put a film filter on something and it looks like crap.
My tv recorded tapes look like that.
No it didn't
No, My grandad has about 1200 tapes recorded in EP and they look 20X better, even the ones that are 30 years old or more.
Based grandpa. i used to watch his tapes as a kid when he was babysitting me. Lots of horror movies from the 70ss/80s.
>Based grandpa
Did he find ever discover his grandson was a homosexual?
We're related?
for his sake I hope you were adopted
The lines are still too clean on most filters, and even having an FPS rating instead of constant light from the gun create a strange effect where it appears to have too many frames of movements captured.
I recorded over some important family shit with our camcorder for an episode of Naruto lmao. Wasn't even a good episode.
same except with the pokemon intro.
IF AT FIRST YOU DON'T SUCCEED AT LOVE
Never seen a date stamped on the recording of a VHS.
Same as you never see the REC and red dot on the actual recording but movies insist.
Why mimic hand held recording with a 30k camera and slap REC on it and not just use an actual handheld camera
At least a few of the real displays were trademarked or copyrighted. Panasonic was involved with a suit over it iirc.
The date on the recording was very common. Just look up random America's Funniest Home Videos clips on youtube.
morons didn't know how to turn off the time/date display lmao zoomer it was extremely common
DATE and REC turn up when you play on one vcr and record on another. If you don't time it right "idiot proof" late-era vcrs had that shit all over the screen for a few seconds when you started playing a tape.
"...[TRACKING]..." was another one.
The more extra features they added to vcrs to try to sell the newer models, the more obnoxious the on-screen displays got.
There is a date on many old amateur interracial cuckold videos on xhamster.
#186908441
my point being that people have no idea what ports are even on their smartphones
DURR CRINGE DURR APPLETARD
take a knife and slit your wrist already moron
Call him by his name and watch how he recoils
>I can't stand the fake VHS effect.
It's a real VHS effect.
>It doesn't look like that.
Wrong, it DOES look like that. have a nice day, zoomtard.
this is what a bad recording of a shitty tape looks like, yes
that's a VHS looks like if it's been played 200 times and kept unboxed in sunlight and shit
it is ironically what a lot of people's VHS tapes would look like now, but not accurate to what people were actually watching
Even with the best VHS recorded at the best speed, there’s still massive degredation compared to the source video
Wrong pic
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I got gifted a 2005 era studio camcorder from a web series shoot that I use for my own personal projects. The simple answer is you can't make VHS quality better, but you can degrade HD. Some moronic studio exec can come in an demand to reduce the "VHS effect" when it's not an effect but actual footage. I think Tim Burton had the same problem with Frankenweenie, he wanted all the sets and miniatures to be black and white, but the studio wanted him to shoot in color and convert to B&W in case the studio changed their mind. Lots of movies with "news segments" would shoot with actual news cameras and felt real (The Game). You really notice those different media styles are all replaced by HD cameras. I'll go shoot a few minutes later today on the camcorder and upload it if anyone is interested in seeing what it actually looks like.
>can't
I don't know why, but some of the video to dvd transfers out there upscale surprisingly well. I don't know if it's because the tape was a professional/prosumer variety like hi 8 or svhs, but other than some color flatness they look markedly better.
This is what Sam Hyde's autistic camera/lens rants are about.
i thought they were just to distract from the fact that he has sex with trannies
>open movie on retroarch
>apply VHS shader
yup, ready for SOVL
this was recorded on a 1980's camcorder and converted from VHS to digital
(the webms aspect ratio is boof though)
full version with audio can be seen here
https://videos.icum.to/w/ftiE17tms7yhSQRZ7gHfmo
>this b***h has her own imageboard with a full early 2000s geocities aesthetic
the frick
same with her website
This camera is obviously is out of spec or sucks even if it’s old
>start watching video
>she says she doesn't have a phone number and just uses voip
>she starts talking about how she downloaded an android emulator and the mcdonalds apk to order some homeless man some food
i think she might have hint of the 'tism
>webm
>it is an 'anon doesn't know there are massive differences between VHS tape qualities depending on the length of the tape and whether you bought a prerecorded or not' episode
More importantly, how did that old dead guy manage to record an iPad Facetime call onto a VHS tape?
Running a vhs-c camcorder output directly into a CRT looks closer to the fake filters than any actual vhs tape, for some reason zoomers think the tapes just look like that and the screen you're watching it isn't just as important
>forget to turn volume down
>feedback city
>dumb stoner kid so always forget and do it again
Dr. Steve Brule on Adult Swim did this very easily - they filmed and edited everything in a modern digital setup, then recorded to results to a VCR once and captured the output from that.
It works great, it's very authentic, and it was done on a rapidly produced show with no budget whatsoever.
So what's stopping everybody else?
I’ll give Tim and Eric credit, they did a fantastic job with building up the weird world of the Awesome Show and Steve Brule and really made it feel authentic.
this has been a trend for probably 10 years now and somehow it isn't dead yet
Did anyone ever use cameras with VHS-C tapes?
I was looking back at some old footage my parents taped and I was surprised at how decent the video quality was (not to mention actually filming at a higher frame rate).
VHS C is the same spec as regular vhs just a smaller size tape
Could be the manufacturer too.
Sony was producing incredible r&d tech that never really went anywhere.
Best vcr I ever had was a JVC. Perfect pause, and pause step-by-step to produce perfect cuts. No later machines I had ever did that.
>audience sees the REC screen instead of the actual footage
pixels are always too small
yeah. people don't usually recopy their home videos over and over again, like they wanna sell their home porn to pirates.
Why do zoomers want to live in the 1990s so badly?
Because current year is complete ass.
It's just different from the era they were born in so they latch on to this fantasy version in their head that's cooler than it actually is.
it does if it's meant to be late 70s/ early 80s but that also implies it's being watched on a shitty TV as well
A shitty 1980s home VHS camcorder does, and they were all shitty.
It looks like that 20 years later if left in a box in a damp basement.
gotcha
OP here.
It's not even so much the lines and shit but the hazy layer that's on top of the video. I think it's a chromatic aberration effect?
Even RLM has it in BOTW intro:
Now compare that to recordings like:
>It's not even so much the lines and shit but the hazy layer that's on top of the video. I think it's a chromatic aberration effect?
honestly i think most tapes i got from blockbuster had that. my mom used to say it was because people would rewind and fast forward too much while the images are on the screen (instead of pressing stop and rewind). i still did some backwards video playback here and there and dont think i ever had this happen on tapes i owned
take your VHS tape and put it directly in front of a subwoofer, you'll start to get this degradation
>BFBJGLJDGLBJDGLBJDFLGJDFLGJSDLFGJSJLGJLF
>should be in tune
Wow, Stephanie really hit the wall
This is just like when mtv would put the dumb fake old timey film effect on the Jersey shore and shit like that. Believe it or not we wanted the picture to look good when we shot on tape. We didn't shoot something and then run it through 5 copies and piss on it before we watched it. Even the timestamp on videos was only for the most clueless normies to use and anyone with a brain turned it off.