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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ต.ค. 2022
- Ever wonder what a multicam sequence is? Well in this video I show you how you edit multiple cameras or create a multicam sequence simply in Premiere Pro.
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Dude! as a 60-year-old sports photographer, who is dipping his toes into the world of two camera athlete interviews this is a home run. Simple and very easy to follow and works perfectly with my premiere pro and my Sonya7r5 and Sonya7riii. Thank You and this will be in my saved videos from now on.
This is far the simplest way to sync that I've seen here on YT. Really great video for someone who does not wanna go into deep and just get it done. Very useful, thanks for this!
This was one of the best ways to explain this that I've found (that works with my workflow). The way you had all of your tracks on a single sequence is the way that I edit - it seems like most tutorials start with individual camera files.
Thanks!
I couldn't have said it better myself.
u literally saved my life bro
Thanks my G great quick tutorial
Thank you for this, I was looking for an example that used synchronize and didn't assume all the video files were the same length before creating the multicam sequence.
Thanks man, you made my life way easier, my computer will burn but yea I loved this !
dope man, keep the videos up
thank you for the tutorial! ❤
This was very helpful sir
ohmygoodlord, thank you for the tutorial! i can't believe i was able to follow that! 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you!! This was a great, concise, and super helpful tutorial - I love the no-nonsense format and quick-hit knowledge.
Two things about which I'd love to have seen a LITTLE more detail: 1) I assume Cameras 1, 2, and 3, are identified by the layers they were on in the original sequence, yes? And 2) if you need to make adjustments to where those camera switches happen, is it as easy as now just moving those cut points on the main sequence?
Well done. How would you do thus if you had a documentary where you interview multiple people at different times with multiple cameras?
Exact same method just. Make sure you have a narrating audio track
thank you, :D
Having a challenge...a 3-camera shoot where one camera was 4k and the other 2 are 1080, so in the multicam, one needs to be resized (scale to frame size) but I don't see how to do that in the 3-camera grid as I get ready to switch in the sequence. Sorry if that's confusing...basically I'm wondering how/where to size the clip properly.
Also, one of the cameras didn't have clear audio so the sync of the clips is off. How do I manually set the sync point so all 3 match?
how would you add a split screen to this? Like in many podcast videos with multicams
How did you record the same audio on all cameras? Was it a single audio signal input into all cameras? please explain
not working.
Why when you Sync all 3 videos there were longer parts in the beginning and st the end, which you had to cut out?
Focus on the main camera audio and cut to that accordingly
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I've been doing this seen the 2007 hahahaha