I stuck around here longer to see how :). Started using Filmora last November and thanks to DB in one month i know more than i could learn for 6 months. Huge, massive thanks to you Daniel.
Thanks Daniel For making this so Easy.......i always wondered how people used to do this effect...u just taught that right away......Thanks a lot.....Love YA
@@Daniel_Batal actually I kinda compose music and make a video and upload it in TH-cam...u can check them on my channel if u got time......i am sure You'll like it.....
That’s awesome! As a music composer, have you used the new beat detection feature built into Filmora for making any of your videos? -> th-cam.com/video/nu6N-SZqKAs/w-d-xo.html
100%. Editing is an art form, plain and simple. The things you do AFTER you film can be as important to telling the story as what you do while you're filming.
Yeah these are fun! I like when we can create simple transitions that people aren't used to seeing in everyone else's videos. Just some of that little bit of spice that can help make our own videos a little more visually appealing than the next guy's
Unfortunately you have to meet the minimum system requirements for any video editing software or it will always Lag... no matter which software you use. That sucks. I know. I actually built my own 4k editing computer just for that reason (under $900). I should show people how to do that too so that they can build their own
Great vid as always daniel! quick question do you think an optical flow option like in fcpx will be updated in filmora 9 soon? any recommendations or suggestions on making the slow mo look buttery smooth on filmora 9? i know it all depends on your fps but thought i would ask you!
I actually tackled that question in my latest FIlmora Live stream. FPS and bitrate is everything when it comes to slo-mo. The higher you film and keep those in post, the cleaner your footage looks when you throw the brakes on it. Try to get lots of light on whatever you are slowing down when you film it. If the ISO is kind of grainy to begin with, it only looks worse when it gets slowed down.
Hey Daniel, any tips on how to make stacking effect, like objects appearing in your video one by one. Or like, you have boxes of something and while you count, they start stacking on each other.
I was wondering if you know how to fix an issue I am having with pan and zoom. When I use it, it is not smooth as the video zooms in. It kind of jerks as it zooms in.
This is Filmora 9. It doesn't really lag on my computer but i have a fairly higher-end custom 4k editing PC. Filmora has had some lag issues that they are addressing. I did make a video on how to potentially cure some of the lag for people who have run into it. For some people, it totally cured it: th-cam.com/video/gR1pvmXXpsk/w-d-xo.html
Right click on the video in your timeline, select “crop and zoom” or just choose the crop to fit option. You can still adjust the automatic crop positioning from the ‘crop to fit’ in the crop and zoom tool
hey man, great tutorial. im actually doing my own eye zoom transition right now, but i have a question... as soon as i press play, everything is super pixelated. im only using still images, other than the zoom and dissolve effects. ive got the same picture of the woman, but a different cat image. everything looks clear until i hit play. then it becomes pixelated. if you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Two things: Underneath the preview window it defaults to half resolution playback, set it it full. Turn off the proxy files: File > Preferences > Performance Neither of these things will affect your export if left as is. That’s just Filmora easing the burden by not trying to use full res files while editing. Changing these settings will look better during edit but make your computer work harder
umm sir, i want to ask but i don't know what the name of the problem, so i will use some example here, i use filmora 9. so in filmora 8 if we have 1 original clip duration 10 sec and i want to split that clip into 2 (clip A and B) with duration 5 sec each and if i want clip A become 8 sec, in filmora 8 we can just use custom speed and change the 5 sec to 8 sec it will automatically slow down clip A and make it become 8 sec, but in filmora 9 when i click that custom speed the duration in clip A not 5 sec but 10 sec like the original clip. is that because wrong in my setting? thanks
The speed setting in Fillmore nine is based on percentages. “1.0” is considered full speed or in other words 1x. So, if you wanted it to play twice as fast, you would type “2” into the duration (as in, 2x as fast) If you wanted to play half as fast, you would type in “0.5” (half as fast)
You are having way too much fun with these. I’d really be interested to see a “full length” creation using all the techniques you’ve been showing us. Maybe a spoof video for giggles to show off your creativity? Rock ON Daniel
That's kind of what the Live Streams have been for. I'm trying to get that dialed in. I really want to be able to just open Filmora up on my screen and talk to Creators about things that they want to discuss.
Hello Daniel, you have some excellent audio quality, what's your secret? I have a rode NT1-A with a Scarlett solo and I use Audacity. Any advices on how can I get the same quality of sound you have? thanks
Nope. There is no intelligent masking in Filmora 9. Have you checked out Adobe Premiere Pro? It's perfect for that if you need those features for your edit
@@Daniel_Batal I think he, like most other young persons, prefers fast talkers such as Nick Nimmin, etc. You've got to ask him about that and make a video about fast talkers vs slow talkers. It would be really interesting to learn what both young and... not that young people think about speech speed:)
Hello Daniel,I have a strange issue with the Filmora9,I have to edit a clip wich in windows has 12 minutes lenght but in filmora is only 5:23 minutes,what I have done wrong? Did i screwed something? Thank you and keep up with these kind of tutorials. Regards Marius.
hmmmm.... really hard to say what's happening with just that limited information. I would suggest making sure you're bringing in the right clip (sometimes more than one have similar names). Also, make sure you didn't have a previous clip of the same name and Filmora is just referencing a different proxy file (because it thinks it's something else) The way to solve that would be open up Filmora, click on FILE > Preferences > Performance > and then click the "Clean" button under "Automatically delete proxies...". That will clear the memory in case Filmora is confusing two different clips.
Hey Daniel, a tutorial idea. Premiere has a feature called Corner Pin, where you can grab an image, and morph it instead of the simple stretching that is easy to do in Filmora. Would you know of a way of doing this, like for example there is a picture and there is a TV in it at an angle, to put an video in that TV to make it look like it was coming out of the TV?
Nope. Well, as far as I have seen (I don't think the new updates have it either). It's one I've been asking about. So far, Filmora only seems to let you use very flat, 2 dimensional shapes like rectangles and square. You can't rotate footage on it's axis, stretch or skew it. If I find out I'm wrong, I'll be the first to let you know
@@Daniel_Batal you can rotate film (360° and even flip it, just like you do with a picture) and stretch it, but its all tied together. I wonder if anything if they are keeping that as a Filmora Pro features, though I don't know anything about Pro. I was hoping with the new update, 9.1.4.12 which just came out today (or maybe yesterday) would add that, but to no avail. Paying for effects and such, would you know if perhaps that would add that feature? If so, I would pay.
I don't have Filmora, but was so inspiredby this tutorial and, did something similar. My video gained as many views on one day as previous 2weeks. 🤯🤯🤯 Thank you so much for a great tutorial.
^^^This. You just have to make sure you don't move your head around too much at the spot where you want to zoom into and out of your eye if your are filming.
Omg I just did this!!! Thank you!!!! My acting coach and I wrote a horror short for Halloween and I needed this! No idea how I was going to pull this off. You have no idea how excited I am right now
Sweet! I did the video version of it (because people kept asking me if it was possible with moving video) here! ---> th-cam.com/video/wZE9gnnd91A/w-d-xo.html
That's a great idea for a picture transition. I wonder how it would look with the morph transition? Did you play with that idea? But either way another great video.
I actually have a Morph transition video in the works. I don't like Filmora's built-in Morph. It kind of works but it moves the whole background and... blah. I may have something on this soon.
Really love how simple the controls are
Simple minds demand simple controls. I get confused by anything with more than two knobs
⚡⚡ Try This EYE ZOOM Effect with Moving Footage! ➜ th-cam.com/video/wZE9gnnd91A/w-d-xo.html
Wow Daniel this is so real
I stuck around here longer to see how :). Started using Filmora last November and thanks to DB in one month i know more than i could learn for 6 months. Huge, massive thanks to you Daniel.
My pleasure! Glad these have been helpful
Thanks for teaching me the crop to fit feature. Had No idea it existed. You just saved me lots of hours in the future.
You can adjust that crop afterwards using the crop & zoom tool in case it’s too high or too low
@@Daniel_Batal you’re ahead of your time. 😀 thanks.
Thanks Daniel For making this so Easy.......i always wondered how people used to do this effect...u just taught that right away......Thanks a lot.....Love YA
Thanks, T!
@@Daniel_Batal actually I kinda compose music and make a video and upload it in TH-cam...u can check them on my channel if u got time......i am sure You'll like it.....
@@Daniel_Batal And i gotta say..u just speak like professionals.....like seriously thats so professional speech
That’s awesome! As a music composer, have you used the new beat detection feature built into Filmora for making any of your videos? -> th-cam.com/video/nu6N-SZqKAs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks danie... It's really helpful ☺️❤️👍
Fantastic! Thanks Daniel!
Now listen, I don't want you spending the entire day trying to zoom into your eyeball. Trust me, it's dangerous
Pan and zoom tricks for days! Great stuff Daniel!
It never ends! Live streamers got to see this one in advance :D
Daniel Batal it really does make a difference in the final product though! I started using it after watching your videos.
100%. Editing is an art form, plain and simple. The things you do AFTER you film can be as important to telling the story as what you do while you're filming.
Very cool Daniel. I like the transition videos.
Yeah these are fun! I like when we can create simple transitions that people aren't used to seeing in everyone else's videos. Just some of that little bit of spice that can help make our own videos a little more visually appealing than the next guy's
I so love when you explain how to do things the right way...so clear and give us idea to experiment. Thank always for sharing. Greetings from Germany!
Danke sehr!
I need to start using this!
You of ALL people!! Might want to do this in reverse.😃
@@Daniel_Batal NOW THAT is an idea!
Hi Daniel I really like your tuts.. could you please tell me your hardware configuration? I think have to make an upgrade here
AMD Ryzen 9 3900X 12-core, 24-thread
ASUS TUF B450-Pro Gaming
AM4 AMD B450 SATA 6Gb/s ATX AMD Motherboard
XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS 8GB GPU
Samsung 970 PRO SSD 512GB
Corsair LPX 64GB (4x16GB)
3200MHz C16 DDR4 DRAM
Daniel Sir! You are just making me to stick around your channel and watch all your videos.
Nice! I appreciate that 😊☮️
Bro your making things easier in editing! That's cool!
Glad this is helpful 😊☮️
Ur voice are super & with ur look it seems to me u are a rock star singer😁
🤘🎸
Thanks again Daniel for this tutorial.
You’re very welcome 😊
I learned from your videos alone how to do image masking! You truly have a blessing
Glad these have been helpful! 👊😎☮️
My gosh I love these tutorials.
👊❤️☮️
Great job! very well explained
Hey thanks! I hope this was helpful ✌️
You always make it so easy...
That's also how I like my eggs. Over easy.
Apparently I like things messy as well.
Great idea, I’m gonna try it on my next video, thanks, new subscriber!
Sweet. It works with video as well as still images
Quick question Daniel, I use a Low grade hp laptop, how can I avoid the lagging on the filmora pro?
Unfortunately you have to meet the minimum system requirements for any video editing software or it will always Lag... no matter which software you use.
That sucks.
I know.
I actually built my own 4k editing computer just for that reason (under $900).
I should show people how to do that too so that they can build their own
Oh really? Damn okay thanks... yea please do a video on that, it will help alot .
Very Cool Effect Daniel, 👁 can't wait for your next video
Haha! YES with the use of the eyeball emoji. You win the comments section today, Suzy
🏆 Winner!
Very well explained
Thank you, good sir!
Great vid as always daniel! quick question do you think an optical flow option like in fcpx will be updated in filmora 9 soon? any recommendations or suggestions on making the slow mo look buttery smooth on filmora 9? i know it all depends on your fps but thought i would ask you!
I actually tackled that question in my latest FIlmora Live stream. FPS and bitrate is everything when it comes to slo-mo. The higher you film and keep those in post, the cleaner your footage looks when you throw the brakes on it.
Try to get lots of light on whatever you are slowing down when you film it. If the ISO is kind of grainy to begin with, it only looks worse when it gets slowed down.
@@Daniel_Batal Thanks! Will Do!
Hey Daniel, any tips on how to make stacking effect, like objects appearing in your video one by one. Or like, you have boxes of something and while you count, they start stacking on each other.
Jump cut. You can make things appear or disappear-> th-cam.com/video/Nlo8c0hK0wE/w-d-xo.html
I was wondering if you know how to fix an issue I am having with pan and zoom. When I use it, it is not smooth as the video zooms in. It kind of jerks as it zooms in.
Same issue
Awesome, please keep these tutorials coming, they are fantastic!🙂
Will do, Jules! Glad these are helping out
Thank you Daniel
You're very welcome, Kurt!
U explained it well ♥
Hey Daniel is this Filmora 9? Does it lag a bit?
This is Filmora 9. It doesn't really lag on my computer but i have a fairly higher-end custom 4k editing PC. Filmora has had some lag issues that they are addressing.
I did make a video on how to potentially cure some of the lag for people who have run into it. For some people, it totally cured it: th-cam.com/video/gR1pvmXXpsk/w-d-xo.html
I really love these cool effects that you create bro.
Thank you very much 😊
Daniel Batal My Pleasure Daniel.
Which version of filmora you are using?where can I download latest version of filmora from without watermark but free?
Filmora9 is my daily driver. It is a paid software, Purchasing a license removes the watermark
you are always inspiring. you teach me a noobies a lot. thanks Daniel, I value ur content!!!!! Here's a love from Malaysia
Awesome! Thank you!
Really simple and awesome
Right? Nice and easy!
Hey Daniel, how do I get the crop to fit option when I right click on my mouse?
Right click on the video in your timeline, select “crop and zoom” or just choose the crop to fit option. You can still adjust the automatic crop positioning from the ‘crop to fit’ in the crop and zoom tool
@@Daniel_Batal Amazing! Thanks
hey man, great tutorial. im actually doing my own eye zoom transition right now, but i have a question... as soon as i press play, everything is super pixelated. im only using still images, other than the zoom and dissolve effects. ive got the same picture of the woman, but a different cat image. everything looks clear until i hit play. then it becomes pixelated. if you have any suggestions, please let me know.
Two things:
Underneath the preview window it defaults to half resolution playback, set it it full.
Turn off the proxy files: File > Preferences > Performance
Neither of these things will affect your export if left as is. That’s just Filmora easing the burden by not trying to use full res files while editing.
Changing these settings will look better during edit but make your computer work harder
@@Daniel_Batal dude you are awesome!!! Thank you very much! The clip looks amazing now!!!
Sir you are amazing and very energetic God Bless You Sir.
👊😊☮️
Superb way to teach. Thank you
My pleasure!
great job sir ty u so much for great instruction
You’re very welcome!
Always succeed my friend! You have the best detailed videos!
Hey Thanks! I appreciate that
Daniel, what is the sound effect of about 6 ". This is a sound transition? Great movie, congratulations.
Most likely I stacked a few licensed sound effects.
I rarely use one and I usually buy them
I really needed this. :> Thank you Daniel sir.
You're very welcome
@@Daniel_Batal I'm going to be honest. I didnt expect you to reply so fast. XD
Nice one! Il keep this in mind for my next wildlife video 🙂
This is much safer than actually getting that close to actual wildlife.
Oh I really love this effect, am going to use it on my next drawing
Great idea! This one really is one of my favorite simple tricks.
Hello Daniel.. thank you yet another great tutorial... Love this!
Thanks, Magdalena! (No actual animals were harmed in the making of this tutorial)
@@Daniel_Batal Haha you always have a witty come! back ..cracks me up always
One word Brilliant !
Thank you kindly, Tony!
umm sir, i want to ask but i don't know what the name of the problem, so i will use some example here, i use filmora 9. so in filmora 8 if we have 1 original clip duration 10 sec and i want to split that clip into 2 (clip A and B) with duration 5 sec each and if i want clip A become 8 sec, in filmora 8 we can just use custom speed and change the 5 sec to 8 sec it will automatically slow down clip A and make it become 8 sec, but in filmora 9 when i click that custom speed the duration in clip A not 5 sec but 10 sec like the original clip. is that because wrong in my setting? thanks
The speed setting in Fillmore nine is based on percentages. “1.0” is considered full speed or in other words 1x.
So, if you wanted it to play twice as fast, you would type “2” into the duration (as in, 2x as fast)
If you wanted to play half as fast, you would type in “0.5” (half as fast)
Thanks Daniel,
I ended up using this technique in my latest video. I think it worked a treat
Awesome! It’s definitely a cool trick you can use on more than just eyeballs
@@Daniel_Batal I used it zooming into the headlights of a crane and then out again to transition from one scene to another
You are having way too much fun with these. I’d really be interested to see a “full length” creation using all the techniques you’ve been showing us. Maybe a spoof video for giggles to show off your creativity? Rock ON Daniel
That's kind of what the Live Streams have been for. I'm trying to get that dialed in. I really want to be able to just open Filmora up on my screen and talk to Creators about things that they want to discuss.
Love your tutorials
Hey thanks, mahaa chandru! I really appreciate that
Amazing..thnks fr sharing valuable info with us👏✌️
My pleasure 😊☮️
Awesome job buddy. This is a great idea for transitions.
Thanks, Michael! Yeah, I love this type of editing. Really simple things that can be super powerful and used in a variety of ways
Daniel Batal yes its great and adds so much to your videos
Great video....I got my EYE on this one......Thanks Daniel.
Ha!! Oh the Dad jokes are running thick today, Ron
Thank you sir your the best like.always
Hey thanks! I appreciate that 😀
keep going bro i do really enjoy that
👊😎☮️
that's really cool effects simple and easy to understand. very helpful and I learn a lot of it. thanks man.
You’re very welcome. I’m glad this was useful 😊☮️
How you can make multiple split screen(like 3 videos side by side).Filmore use to have this feature on previous versions.
Click up in the preview window and resize each
This is a cool feature! 👍
Kinda cool, huh Tom?
Hello Daniel,
you have some excellent audio quality, what's your secret? I have a rode NT1-A with a Scarlett solo and I use Audacity. Any advices on how can I get the same quality of sound you have? thanks
That’s a good set up! Most of my sound quality comes in post, using EQ and compression.
I’m going to do a video on that soon
learning filmora from nepal by your videos .. Thank you for this video
Nepal! Nice.... I'm glad these are helpful. Glad to have you here 😀
You are just like a Sincere teacher.
You are Awesome man.
thanks alot.
Mad Scientist maybe... Ha! I appreciate that. I'm glad this was helpful
U deserved more likes and subs. Very clear explanation almost on your every footage. Keep it up buddy.
Hey thanks! I really appreciate the kind words 😀
As always bro...
Fantastic !!! 😁👍
Right on! I appreciate that :D
Is there any pen masking tool in filmora 9..?
Nope. There is no intelligent masking in Filmora 9. Have you checked out Adobe Premiere Pro? It's perfect for that if you need those features for your edit
Man i realy love this. Thanks!
You’re very welcome 😊
Way cool man, and easy, thanks a lot
👊😎☮️
Man, you got impressive voice and way of interpretation.
Yes, he's got a fantastic voice. Like an actor, singer, TV host!
I'm going to show this to my son. He just thinks I'm annoying 😃
@@Daniel_Batal I think he, like most other young persons, prefers fast talkers such as Nick Nimmin, etc. You've got to ask him about that and make a video about fast talkers vs slow talkers. It would be really interesting to learn what both young and... not that young people think about speech speed:)
very cool 🖐🏻😄👍🏻
Absolutely facinating! It's like Penn and Teller showing us how to do a magic trick.
And I kind of sound like Penn Gillette
thanks a lot for the tutorial, i learn so many things for our channel. thanks again for your hard work. :)
You’re very welcome!
Nice!!!
Hey thanks, Tedi! I appreciate that 😀
@@Daniel_Batal You have the best videos!!! (Easy, Fast and Simple) 😊
Крутой видос. Я учусь по твоим роликами. Спасибо Дениал.!
Привет, и я тоже смотрю у него и учусь , удачи )))
Пожалуйста! Не могли бы вы понять это и следовать?
Hello Daniel,I have a strange issue with the Filmora9,I have to edit a clip wich in windows has 12 minutes lenght but in filmora is only 5:23 minutes,what I have done wrong? Did i screwed something? Thank you and keep up with these kind of tutorials. Regards Marius.
hmmmm.... really hard to say what's happening with just that limited information. I would suggest making sure you're bringing in the right clip (sometimes more than one have similar names). Also, make sure you didn't have a previous clip of the same name and Filmora is just referencing a different proxy file (because it thinks it's something else)
The way to solve that would be open up Filmora, click on FILE > Preferences > Performance > and then click the "Clean" button under "Automatically delete proxies...".
That will clear the memory in case Filmora is confusing two different clips.
@@Daniel_Batal ok, i ll give it a try, thanks for answer!
Unfortunately, still the same..dont know why it is like this. I ve cleared proxy and still the same
When you bring it into filmora, which part is missing... the end or the beginning?
@@Daniel_Batal The end
Hey Daniel, a tutorial idea. Premiere has a feature called Corner Pin, where you can grab an image, and morph it instead of the simple stretching that is easy to do in Filmora. Would you know of a way of doing this, like for example there is a picture and there is a TV in it at an angle, to put an video in that TV to make it look like it was coming out of the TV?
Nope. Well, as far as I have seen (I don't think the new updates have it either).
It's one I've been asking about. So far, Filmora only seems to let you use very flat, 2 dimensional shapes like rectangles and square. You can't rotate footage on it's axis, stretch or skew it.
If I find out I'm wrong, I'll be the first to let you know
@@Daniel_Batal you can rotate film (360° and even flip it, just like you do with a picture) and stretch it, but its all tied together. I wonder if anything if they are keeping that as a Filmora Pro features, though I don't know anything about Pro. I was hoping with the new update, 9.1.4.12 which just came out today (or maybe yesterday) would add that, but to no avail. Paying for effects and such, would you know if perhaps that would add that feature? If so, I would pay.
Hey daniel is it possible to remove watermark without buying
any plan
No, not without stealing the software and that’s against the law
Ok ,thanks
Can we use keying method? Like, scaling up it fast and adjusting position as well.
BTW I use Olive Editor. No other editor supports on my system.
Filmora9 doesn’t have any video keyframing, only audio keyframing
another great piece of idea....thx
You’re very welcome!
you actually deserve morethan million subscribers
Hey thanks! Maybe I should have asked for that for Christmas 🎄
Thank you very much for this tutorial video
You’re very welcome!
Thank you
This is something cool to learn. Thanks a lot!
👊😎☮️
I don't have Filmora, but was so inspiredby this tutorial and, did something similar. My video gained as many views on one day as previous 2weeks. 🤯🤯🤯 Thank you so much for a great tutorial.
Nice!!
Hey, dani I am from morocco and I love what you do ! you bring me the motivation for work! your videos are so funny and enjoyable! thanks, bro
Thank you so much!!
muito bom esse trabalho
Obrigado!
Does this only work for images? What about video?
Yes also works for videos
^^^This. You just have to make sure you don't move your head around too much at the spot where you want to zoom into and out of your eye if your are filming.
Omg I just did this!!! Thank you!!!! My acting coach and I wrote a horror short for Halloween and I needed this! No idea how I was going to pull this off. You have no idea how excited I am right now
Sweet! I did the video version of it (because people kept asking me if it was possible with moving video) here! ---> th-cam.com/video/wZE9gnnd91A/w-d-xo.html
I saw that. Will review when homework is done 🤮
Very cool idea and great video!
Thanks! 😊☮️
you make confusing thing into simplest way thanks and keep dong this great job
Hey thanks! I appreciate the kind words 😊☮️
Great video very clear
Live streamers got to see this one in advance. I give away all my secrets in my live streams :D
@@Daniel_Batal I do enjoy them definitely want to get better at editing and you have helped me grow in that area.
Thank you for your valuable information
That's a great idea for a picture transition. I wonder how it would look with the morph transition? Did you play with that idea? But either way another great video.
I actually have a Morph transition video in the works. I don't like Filmora's built-in Morph. It kind of works but it moves the whole background and... blah.
I may have something on this soon.
@@Daniel_Batal awesome. Cant wait to see what you do with it.
Wonderful! 😍
😎
Nice video. Thank you 😊
You're very welcome
Thats cool teacher ☺thank you
😀☮️👊
Another great one ,
Thank you kindly, Rob! And I didn't even poke myself in the eye making this one
Great, just learnt something new to do myself, which I watched in many other videos, thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
thanks Danıel Batal keep it up.
Will do, Ahmet!
Hello how can I adjust the speed of the video, my video doesn't look good if the zoom is too fast
(Btw thank you for teaching us :D)
The longer the clip which the zoom is applied to, the slower the zoom will be.