doesn't look right at all... blur with a fixed value and less saturation is not the same as 'less blur'... was looking for a way to reproduce what the tilshift effect of photoshop does as it takes forever to render for a video
There is nothing about saturation in this video so dunno what you are on about, also you can animate the masking box if you want to. Also this is basically same way to do tiltshift as in Photoshop.
@@chungdha so to clarify: you are blurring the whole image with a fixed value then apply basically a gradient as a mask. The result is, as you can clearly see in the transition area, a sharp layer poking through a blurry layer. The tilt shift blur in photoshop is blurring with a changing value so you get a natural sharpness falloff just like in a real tilt shift lens.
You are awesome. Thanks for your great tips and tutorials!
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Nice tutorial thank u . What about text tracking
Watch this here th-cam.com/video/Y5MrqL4ow_0/w-d-xo.html
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good job bro,
where can we get shots like this for training ?
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why not use camera blur?
wide city shots camera can't blur like this and also drone wide angle lenses everything in focus.
@@chungdha I was think about Premiere Pro effects called "Camera blur". You was use "Gaussian blur". Why is this one better than other one?
@@ssaajjkkoo There is no effect called camera blur in Premiere Pro.
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doesn't look right at all... blur with a fixed value and less saturation is not the same as 'less blur'... was looking for a way to reproduce what the tilshift effect of photoshop does as it takes forever to render for a video
There is nothing about saturation in this video so dunno what you are on about, also you can animate the masking box if you want to. Also this is basically same way to do tiltshift as in Photoshop.
@@chungdha sorry I meant opacity, not a native speaker
@@chungdha so to clarify: you are blurring the whole image with a fixed value then apply basically a gradient as a mask. The result is, as you can clearly see in the transition area, a sharp layer poking through a blurry layer. The tilt shift blur in photoshop is blurring with a changing value so you get a natural sharpness falloff just like in a real tilt shift lens.