How To Create EPIC Speed Ramps Inside After Effects

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In this video, I'm going to show you how you can speed ramp inside Adobe After Effects. I will go over how to time remap video clips and how to manipulate the controls inside the graph editor to adjust the speed. Lastly, I'll show how to add frame blending and motion blur to give a more polished look.
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John The Video Guy is a video editor & videographer that works in the entertainment industry, creating videos and motion graphics for live events including corporate events, non-profit galas, and private parties. On this TH-cam channel, he shares Premiere Pro & After Effects tips and tricks as well as many videos on various post production topics. Consider subscribing and joining our community focused on learning new ways to create AWESOME videos.

[@johnthevideoguy]

Thanks for watching everyone! 😀

[@bluebearh3]

well damn the final result looks really good >_>

[@Totorus]

Good tutorial, thanks for sharing!

[@ShakmaGeebes]

Excellent detail - great tutorial on the using value graph!
*Your original video is already slo-mo at the beginning. (You can even tell on the graph.) So it never really goes "normal" speed at any point in this example