In the supperman demo it's in the front, without darkening how did they do it in CT, if if was

done in there?

Hank

I tried that but by the time Ilighten the pucture the lighting is gone.

I wonder how the did it in the Supperman demo?

Hank

Possibly by changing the Opacity of the layer

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Cricky, that works by putting it behind. is there a way to switch to the front without

darkening the picture?

Thank for the tip.

Hank

You should have 2 layers for the SFX...One that appears in the front of the characters...and one behind. You are likely putting it on the front SFX line. Try switching it to the back.

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When I overlay the lighting fx it darkens the whole picture. I know there must

be a way to key the darkness out, but I haven't figured it out.

Shure could use some help. Thanks

Hank