How to Create Day to Night in Adobe Premiere Pro CC (2017)
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I use lumetri to create day to night in Adobe Premiere Pro. This effect can only be pulled off well if the sky or direct sun like features aren't captured during the shot. Enjoy! - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thanks a million really appreciated that saved my life worked out perfect no need to reshoot mines was not only day to night but the actors hair was grey in this shot but bald in the previous earlier that day so I turned that to evening it took away the grey hair and also matched with my sequence and made the over all shot which was a head shot kill shot look even more realistic. Transitioning into a evening to to 5am time laps amazing thanks again. I also used your guidelines with my own discretion and referenced my night time shot to get a better idea and feel.
Learned a lot in a short time! Great lesson!
I'm making a film right now and this video helped me. Thanks!
FINALLY AN EFFECT THAT DOESNT USE A MASK THANKS DUDE!!!!!
Great tutorial! Exactly what I was looking for.
This is excellent! I always wondered how this was done
That is the way i would have done it. Thanks for this awesome tutorial. It is actually easier than i thought👍👍👍
Incredibly useful, works perfectly
Loved the video. You are a great explainer.
Awesome tutorial, this what I am looking for. Thanks so much.
Thank you for making explanative video. This is a tutorial just what i looking for!
Dude this is unreal thank you so much
Awesome tutorial! I will tell my friend about this! He is trying to learn how to do this and I think this will help him! You rock! -Moosey
If the sky is in your shot you can just do some sky replacement. I feel that's important because it's pretty difficult to shoot an entire scene without getting the sky in your scene. I'm glad I found this video though because I'm new to color grading and don't fully know what I'm doing.
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Thanks for the helpful video bro.
i have an older version of premiere pro that is cs6 and it does not have a lumetic color,
what i can use as an alternative?
Thanks, this video was fantastic XD
Great video, this is exactly what I needed!
Extremely useful! Thank you!
well explained thank you
Looks like exactly what I was after. Thanks!
Thank you. Great tutorial.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Exactly what I was looking for...Thanks bruh
Thanks for watching! Glad to help!
Pretty amazing.
very good, thank you
Great tip man! Thank you very much! :)
Easily the best video on how to do this. Cheers mate
Thanks for watching!! Happy to help. Cheers!
Bundle of Thanks Bro
Thanks for this video. I learned about the link and unlink tool which is useful!
You're so welcome!! Happy it could be of use!! :D
This is awesome! Defiantly will use this technique for my short film project!
Thanks!!
That's great. Really glad to hear. :D
Can it remove sunrays too?
Thank you so much
Thank you!
Thank you man!!!! You are a life saver.
Happy to help!! Cheers! :D
This was perfect for what I needed. Thanks!
Thanks man
Excellent. Many thanks... liked and subbed! :)
No problem. Glad to help and thanks for the support! :D
Thanks , straight to the point. Keep the good work up :)
No problem, thanks for watching! :D
You got a new sub :D
the way u explain is very amazing and nice.. very impressive and very help full thank u for make videos for us
No problem, thanks for watching! :D
I'm making a short film for a class that takes place in a convenience store at night. Unfortunately, I won't be allowed to film inside the store at night and the huge windows at the front of the store make it very clear that it is day. Would night for day work in this scenario, or will it look weird with the other light sources on the inside of the store?
So the problem with a scenario like this is that it will also correct the internal lighting. The typical night time convenience store look is a very large contrast between the florescent lights inside, and the darkness outside. So just converting it down to blue might not work so well. Maybe shooting so the windows are never really scene might help. You could shoot some outside shots of the building at night, then when it cuts inside just try to only show where there are no windows. Because of the initial setup shots outside at night, the audience will automatically assume it's night. As long as you don't give them anything to prove this notion wrong, they will never be the wiser!
tnx alot! great tutorial very very helpfull!!
No problem, thanks for watching! :D
Thank you
i think this is the answer to all my prayers lmao thank you!
thank you
Can this also apply to interior settings? What I mean is I have a location where I can’t control the lights, but my scene requires it to be dim or dark. Can this effect work in that situation?
I feel like yes it would work well here. This is because there is no sky you have to correct for. So inside should give you lighting that can be turned to night.
can lumetri colour in plugin we need to download this?
I have a question, so I want the video to slowly change from day to night, how to achieve that?
Senpaiiii arigatoooo XD
i dont have premiere pro but I have premiere elements, do u think it will work?
As long as Premiere Elements has Lumetri, it should still work!
hi does this work if there are people in the scene.
It should work. However you may need to make some additional adjustments to make sure the skin tones are good. Also with lighter skin tones, you will need to make sure they aren't in the direct sunlight, as the reflection may look a bit unnatural.
but what if there's a subject?
Thanks a lot) My assignment is completed:D
I'm shooting a commercial in a dark room. I keep the light and wanted to turn it purple-like dark . How can I do it. Comment me asap before tomorrow.
Great tutorial.
Only criticism I have is:
I wish you'd tell me about the night thing a little earlier.
Everything else was great.
Thanks so much! I appreciate the feedback and will keep that in mind! Cheers :)
Now i may be able to do chromakeying in my lego stop motion because its trash rn
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Спасибо короч
ah o-kay than.. that's how I kill the fucking audio line.. :D
so long video
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@@AdobeMastersOfficial your a smart man and a great teacher
Wayyyy too much! Create the write LUT for your scene, done.
How do you propose creating the right LUT without first going through similar steps to customize it to your scene?
Thank you so much
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you
You're very welcome!! :D