This was very helpful. Thanks much. These zoom transitions are beautiful. I'm currently working on a Flow Motion timelapse project and I'd love to see more like this.
i wish i could speak english. EDITED: ok I actually watched the video like 20 times and now I understand, really really apreciate you share your knowledge, i´m just starting to learn all this timelapse and after effects thing and this video helped me a lot! Thank you and Greetings from México.
Would love to see more videos like this. I’ve watched lots on YT but I still find this one the most useful. Interested in the use of speed ramping for effect.
Some problems you have two clips one motion timelapse with silider then second one is clock timelapse , okay but how you can zoom in without any clips.... Second sub division one: That is you didn't show that how slider to slider clips Are change , light to dark edit and last one how to zoom in an one clip then change this clip with another like you did with two clips change their colors?
Hi there, the first question we believe is answered in the video. The second question is not covered in this tutorial but we will keep it in mind for new videos.
Excellent tutorial! One question though: Would you export this out of After Effects and re-import into Premiere for the final edit? Or create a dynamic link?
We like to just export a video file as this makes it easier if you want to use it again for latter projects. But its up to you and what works best for your project.
You should offer a class, beginner to advanced. Allow people access to your footage to follow along. Definitely would pay as long as you didn't skip steps and explain things in detail.
I wonder if you might consider, when making statements, not rising your tone at the end as if it's a question. It's very disconcerting because you're making a statement but the tone of your voice doesn't match it. You do it almost every time.
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This was very helpful. Thanks much. These zoom transitions are beautiful. I'm currently working on a Flow Motion timelapse project and I'd love to see more like this.
i wish i could speak english.
EDITED: ok I actually watched the video like 20 times and now I understand, really really apreciate you share your knowledge, i´m just starting to learn all this timelapse and after effects thing and this video helped me a lot! Thank you and Greetings from México.
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Bit of a complicated scaling.
Just right click the image> transform>fit to width.
Would love to see more videos like this. I’ve watched lots on YT but I still find this one the most useful. Interested in the use of speed ramping for effect.
Nice. Been wondering how to do this. Good work
Thanks, glad you enjoyed!
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Thanks!
exactly what i was looking for, thanks!
Great tutorial. How would you make the same effect but zooming out from that zoom in?
Watch the tutorial in reverse :)
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Some problems you have two clips one motion timelapse with silider then second one is clock timelapse , okay but how you can zoom in without any clips....
Second sub division one:
That is you didn't show that how slider to slider clips Are change , light to dark edit and last one how to zoom in an one clip then change this clip with another like you did with two clips change their colors?
Hi there, the first question we believe is answered in the video. The second question is not covered in this tutorial but we will keep it in mind for new videos.
Excellent tutorial! One question though: Would you export this out of After Effects and re-import into Premiere for the final edit? Or create a dynamic link?
We like to just export a video file as this makes it easier if you want to use it again for latter projects. But its up to you and what works best for your project.
Right on! Thanks!
You should offer a class, beginner to advanced. Allow people access to your footage to follow along. Definitely would pay as long as you didn't skip steps and explain things in detail.
I wonder if you might consider, when making statements, not rising your tone at the end as if it's a question. It's very disconcerting because you're making a statement but the tone of your voice doesn't match it. You do it almost every time.
Arnold Finkelstein I work with a few Kiwis and I’ve noticed they do it too. Makes me think it’s a feature of NZ English.