Effect security camera in premiere cs6

how to effect security camera in premiere cs6? As this http://www.montagemphotoshop.com/efeitos/efeito-realista-camera-de-seguranca-no

By a combination of making a suitable graphic for the text, adding a black and white filter and adding the video noise filter. At least that's what it looks like from the picture in your web link.

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  • Wish list for Premiere CS6

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