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mFlare from MotionVFX.com

mFlare is a fascinating and deep new product from MotionVFX.com, the site best known for their extensive colleciton of templates for Motion and After Effects.

It’s one more reason that every Final Cut Pro X editor is going to want to have Motion 5 as part of their editing and motion graphics arsenal.

Rather than a straight review, in this article I’ll walk you through a few scenarios for how you might use mFlare in your FCP X projects.

Here’s a shot in FCP X to which I’d like to add a custom lens flare.

The mFlare Application

To get started, you launch the mFlare application. You use the application to do two things: either select from one of the preset flares and modify it if you wish, or build your own flare completely from scratch.

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