A PP user for over a year here and I just learned that motion feature lol. I always used the select zoom level menu or the scale feature to see how much real estate I have. For people who are just watching this video, if you don't see that button in the effect controls then it means you're using a newer version and that button doesn't exist anymore. Why? Who knows. The feature IS still there but it's hidden. To get that layout you either can double click on the preview screen or, you just click on the Motion title once which is right above the position in the effect controls panel. Great video, liked and subscribed.
Big fan of the channel, one tip tho, for the clocktower it will look better if you place your anchor point on the clocktower then adjust scale. It will look more natural. Also easing your keyframes and add curves to your paths can help with your movements
You cannot move your clip, if you don't scale it before. If the frame is 100% whenever you move the position, it will show the black/blank behind. So appearently, you are using a bigger resolution clip in a smaller sequence.
Loving the tilt effect, how it adds a bit more (false) dimension (thanks for that!) and it didn't hurt me to hear you mention "subtlety" a few times, as I tend to be too heavy-handed with such things ("Well it SEEMED cool when I was editing", but it's just crude upon repeated viewings). Nice work.
Cool stuff! I'm sure you know, but when you're scaling or zooming... when you click the motion box, you can grab the anchor point and move the anchor point to where you want to scale into or zoom into, then you might now need to use the position key frames
Like, yes. Subscribe, yes. Love this, oh yes. This is my first experience of your instructional videos: clear, systematic, and well-organized and -delivered. Your speech rate is fast, but your articulation can handle it. You appear to have teaching in your blood. Thank you for this generous presentation.
Nice tutorial, Nathaniel. I shoot a lot of fairly dry interviews with academics and use Scale keyframes to add interest to some of the shots. Zooming in very slowly is a very effective way of making the interviewee more engaging. The little bit of movement makes the video easier to watch, and it feels like you're being drawn-in to what the interviewee is saying. I can't wait to try the 3D tilt effect!
Nice video and great info. One thing. After each example before you move to the next could you show a Full Screen shot the example. It's hard to see the subtle motion sometimes when it still small in the premiere window. Thanks.
That's a great point. I'll make sure I do this in future videos so you can see a better example of what is changing as we build the effect(s). Thanks for commenting!
Master Drone Photography there's nothing wrong with dreamweaver, there are just easier methods to making a website these days. But anyone over a certain age has worked with it at some point. I'm sure younger people wouldn't understand.
The thing people need to understand though is making digital movement is actually more similar to a camera zoom then a camera movement. It's different by it's perspective. This will increase the size of everything proportionally while a real camera movement will increase different sizes based on distance to the camera. If you REALLY wanna look cinematic than shoot the video with the movement. Still nice for people to know this is an option, but that is something one needs to keep in mind. Number 5 though I will say is a nice trick I didn't think about to better fake the perspective.
Really like your tutorial man. You're talking fast, but you are always very good at expaining all the different steps you are taking. I recentely picked up videoediting with Premiere Pro CC and it´s been 14-15 years since I worked with the 4.0 version...so it´s some catching up to do! :-) Good thing TH-cam are around these days, and your Tutvid tutorials really helps a lot!
Easy to say, when you have every singe one of your shot in that strange, very weid angle. When I am shooting with my Canon 70d, I've got just a HD clip and that's it. What ratio do you use?
It depends on what I'm shooting. I'll shoot in 4k when I have the option and I can downsample to 2.5k or 1080p. I can shoot anamorphic to get that wider angle shot like I have in this tutorial, or if I only shot in 1080p, I'll scale the clip up a little tiny bit and trade off a *little* bit of quality to get a little movement in my shot. Hope that helps, man!
I'm looking for the correct way to create a forward camera movement. Everyone says zoom, but you also need to adjust the perspective as its moving to make it realistic.
The fifth and sixth is hard to understand....But anyway your explanation is SUPERB and can understand even though i'm not native speaker....This video helps me a lot with my first journey of Adobe Premiere....
Hey! Just subscribed to your channel and I was wondering if you have done any tutorial about cutting in and out from two different camera angles? Trying to create good looking drum covers and at the moment I think I might be doing too much work to get the result I want :) Really liking your tutorials so far, keep up the good work!
Hi , great video!! I got a question. I bought a 13" 2015 MacBook Pro 7 months ago brand new from Apple. I don't have any problem watching videos on the internet on 4K or HD( TH-cam). But when I try to view my own videos from cameras, 4K plays fine but I can get HD (1080) it looses quality. Do you know why it can't handle HD ? Thank you!!
At the 1:25 mark, how do you achieve that zoomed in view on your mouse? I see it's tracking the mouse so I'm guessing it's done in Ae? Do you have a video showing how to do it?
A PP user for over a year here and I just learned that motion feature lol. I always used the select zoom level menu or the scale feature to see how much real estate I have. For people who are just watching this video, if you don't see that button in the effect controls then it means you're using a newer version and that button doesn't exist anymore. Why? Who knows. The feature IS still there but it's hidden. To get that layout you either can double click on the preview screen or, you just click on the Motion title once which is right above the position in the effect controls panel. Great video, liked and subscribed.
Those makes shoot in 4k really a great idea. way more play room.
Big fan of the channel, one tip tho, for the clocktower it will look better if you place your anchor point on the clocktower then adjust scale. It will look more natural. Also easing your keyframes and add curves to your paths can help with your movements
You cannot move your clip, if you don't scale it before.
If the frame is 100% whenever you move the position, it will show the black/blank behind.
So appearently, you are using a bigger resolution clip in a smaller sequence.
A couple clips were bigger, but I'll scale a stand HD clip up a little bit if I really want that movement. Just don't scale too much. 👌
Loving the tilt effect, how it adds a bit more (false) dimension (thanks for that!) and it didn't hurt me to hear you mention "subtlety" a few times, as I tend to be too heavy-handed with such things ("Well it SEEMED cool when I was editing", but it's just crude upon repeated viewings).
Nice work.
Cool stuff! I'm sure you know, but when you're scaling or zooming... when you click the motion box, you can grab the anchor point and move the anchor point to where you want to scale into or zoom into, then you might now need to use the position key frames
Like, yes. Subscribe, yes. Love this, oh yes. This is my first experience of your instructional videos: clear, systematic, and well-organized and -delivered. Your speech rate is fast, but your articulation can handle it. You appear to have teaching in your blood. Thank you for this generous presentation.
Please do more videos like this, so helpful
Thank you for this tutorial.
Nice tutorial, Nathaniel.
I shoot a lot of fairly dry interviews with academics and use Scale keyframes to add interest to some of the shots. Zooming in very slowly is a very effective way of making the interviewee more engaging. The little bit of movement makes the video easier to watch, and it feels like you're being drawn-in to what the interviewee is saying.
I can't wait to try the 3D tilt effect!
SAVED MY LIFE! thank yoooou
Excellent tutorial thanks!
Nice video and great info. One thing. After each example before you move to the next could you show a Full Screen shot the example. It's hard to see the subtle motion sometimes when it still small in the premiere window. Thanks.
That's a great point. I'll make sure I do this in future videos so you can see a better example of what is changing as we build the effect(s).
Thanks for commenting!
Very cool !! New subscriber so thank you!!
Very nice tips Thanks A lot
Very informative, interesting, full of knowledge and easy to understand! Kudos!!
Now, if you could just speak a bit faster ;)
Haha. I see what you did there. 😏
Master Drone Photography
Master Drone Photography there's nothing wrong with dreamweaver, there are just easier methods to making a website these days. But anyone over a certain age has worked with it at some point. I'm sure younger people wouldn't understand.
Appreciate the video. Good stuff
he keyframes scale and position (one time he combos rotation) and at the end uses the basic 3D. Good video for beginners.
Great Video, very helpful thank you very much. New Sub
this is very helpful thank you
You are awesome in premier pro.
These were invaluable tools to learn. Wow thank you so much!!!
thanks its was a big help
The thing people need to understand though is making digital movement is actually more similar to a camera zoom then a camera movement. It's different by it's perspective. This will increase the size of everything proportionally while a real camera movement will increase different sizes based on distance to the camera. If you REALLY wanna look cinematic than shoot the video with the movement. Still nice for people to know this is an option, but that is something one needs to keep in mind.
Number 5 though I will say is a nice trick I didn't think about to better fake the perspective.
I don't normally comment but.. great video!
Excellent tutorial!
Thanks a bunch!
PHILLY!!!!!! 😄😄
awesome vid bro!
Thank you bro!!!
brilliant video just started with premiere pro and its a mine field so every little bit helps
Love this video
you just jumped into my mind, I was looking for this kind of tutorial, thanks
Wow! So many ideas! You really know how to get the creative juices flowing! Great job and thanks!
great vid...thanks man
great vid tutvid mate 👍
you are the best always .. im from egypt and this is honor learning on you .. thnx man .. keep going
wow great video!
thanks man!
Great Tips! God Bless! :)
Thanks, Kerwin!
Really like your tutorial man. You're talking fast, but you are always very good at expaining all the different steps you are taking. I recentely picked up videoediting with Premiere Pro CC and it´s been 14-15 years since I worked with the 4.0 version...so it´s some catching up to do! :-) Good thing TH-cam are around these days, and your Tutvid tutorials really helps a lot!
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Thks for sharing! I have learnt something new!
Easy to say, when you have every singe one of your shot in that strange, very weid angle. When I am shooting with my Canon 70d, I've got just a HD clip and that's it. What ratio do you use?
It depends on what I'm shooting. I'll shoot in 4k when I have the option and I can downsample to 2.5k or 1080p. I can shoot anamorphic to get that wider angle shot like I have in this tutorial, or if I only shot in 1080p, I'll scale the clip up a little tiny bit and trade off a *little* bit of quality to get a little movement in my shot.
Hope that helps, man!
A little fast. but thanks to video you can watch over and over. Keep it up Tutvid. Thanks
Excellent! Thanks. This will be exceptionally helpful.
Very helpful
Love it!!!
Thanks, man! 👊
Very good. Keeping it simple with one idea at a time. Look forward for more!
This vid was awesome!! I learned so many applicable techniques! Can't wait to use them on my next vid!
This should work for a simple talking head interview as well right? I guess I can just give it a go and find out! Thanks as always.
I love your tutorial. Thanks.
Awesome
helped alot,thanks
Glad to hear that! 🍻
U r freaking awesome dude!!
Supreet Sahoo, Thank you so much! 🍻
Crazy amounts of helpful here! Thank you!
Thank you
I'm looking for the correct way to create a forward camera movement. Everyone says zoom, but you also need to adjust the perspective as its moving to make it realistic.
Thanks man! Very helpful video..... Do you know how I can make bullet hole's for a music video?? Please im in need of help!!!
I hadn't thought about the swing effect, nice one.
good stuff, man. I don't get much of it all yet... but you're definitely helping! :)
I'm really thinking about taking a break from FCPX and returning back to Premiere Pro CC
Big fan of your dedication man!
Great tutorial, the small tips you gave throughout really set this one apart. Subbed
Thank you very much 😃
The last one is really good!
It's one of my favorites, too 🍻
Super
Thanks! Nice video!
Thanks!
tutvid You can make a super slow mo video
Thats should be great
Great job, you are awesome
Thanks for the help!
dude your output is just lit!
cool video
Excellent! One of the best tutorials I have seen. Subscriber Here!
I love your voice.Awesome tutorial thanks.
The fifth and sixth is hard to understand....But anyway your explanation is SUPERB and can understand even though i'm not native speaker....This video helps me a lot with my first journey of Adobe Premiere....
Great tips @tutvid! Wasn't the baby tracking supposed to start at the other end?
Still waiting for that call out title tutorial. I'm sure it'll be worth it though 🔥
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Are there any keyboard shortcuts to quickly add key-frames at beginning and end of clips? Thx!
ctrl/command+I=in (beginning); ctrl/command+O=out(end) of clip
Hey! Just subscribed to your channel and I was wondering if you have done any tutorial about cutting in and out from two different camera angles? Trying to create good looking drum covers and at the moment I think I might be doing too much work to get the result I want :) Really liking your tutorials so far, keep up the good work!
Dude you're fantastic! Thank you!
awesome channel mate..:)
Thanks so much!
As always, great videos. I've been trying to make my videos more cinematic and these types of tutorials really help. Thank you
You´re the best mouth athlete out there ...
Cool tutorial!
shout out to the plat in philly!!
We gat it 😂
You're a genius, man! Thanks ;)
Thank you for this tutorial. Question, what is your footage size? It is very wide, it doesn't seem like 1080. How did you shoot them?
Loving this! So great!
Thank you so much!
so helpful! little fast tho but awesome tutorial thank you sir! :)
Hi , great video!! I got a question. I bought a 13" 2015 MacBook Pro 7 months ago brand new from Apple. I don't have any problem watching videos on the internet on 4K or HD( TH-cam). But when I try to view my own videos from cameras, 4K plays fine but I can get HD (1080) it looses quality. Do you know why it can't handle HD ? Thank you!!
Hey good stuff I have a request if you could make a tutorial of someone floating like the (bazzi-mine) video thanks
Great tutorial. Very helpful stuff here. Subbed!
At the 1:25 mark, how do you achieve that zoomed in view on your mouse? I see it's tracking the mouse so I'm guessing it's done in Ae? Do you have a video showing how to do it?
Nice video, very informative✔️
If your footage are 1080p and want to render 1080p, what is the maximum scale do you recommend to do before the footage loss its quality.
115% is generally the accepted max scale before quality loss.
so simple, yet it gives a big impact on the clip..
good job sir!
*subbed!
Good stuff! Keep up the good work!
I SO appreciate you for this video! Thank you!!!🙌🏽
bro can you tell that is there any camera option in PremierePro just like after effects where we can easily put 3d effects on iamges
really cool, thx