Thank you @AdobeMasters. This is exactly what I needed for a showcase I was working on with a 1982 Ford Mustang GT. I thought it was pretty good in 4K first time around, then I used this tutorial and applied the filter through out and.... NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE! Really gave it that 80's feel without really having to think about it. You see VHS filters and your brain just notices it right away. This is a great way to avoid that "in-your-face" effect.
I really appreciate this tutorial, definitely subscribing!! I hope you're able to come up with more 80s-esque tutorials, this it what I've been looking for. ^-^ .
Haha thanks. Yah, I was tired of the same thing. There is a time for some really over the top 80's, but other times, we just need to nudge the footage a bit to bring it to the authentic 80's.
Thank you so much for your work !!! This is dope !!! Please I ‘m a young african videast I will need to make a 70s vintage look video. Can you make a tutorial on It ? Thank you again.
Awesome video!!! how do you add little dots and lines like the old videos? I see Teeza on Instagram posting 80s videos with those lines showing and disappearing
Thank you so much, i am going to use this for my media a level music video! any idea how to add the date and time and 'play' text to mirror the vintage camcorder, with of course the recording time increasing?
How can I use this effect and have it transition to not having an effect at all, all on the same clip?
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This may be a little late, but you can put all the effects on an adjustment layer on top of your footage and then keyframe the opacity of the effect so it fades in or out!
Yah, you could create a single frame and apply these effects to it and then render out a JPEG sequence, which would only render a single image out because that's all there is!
@@tommyhartley5751 Good point. Guess it depends what you're making it for. TV shows would still be in 4:3. Movies started going into 16:9 in the 80s though. Edit: I wanna edit this because after I said that I realized honestly I don't know the history of aspect ratios perfectly so I may be flawed in that. Plus I was thinking of displayed on TVs only as obviously if you went in a movie theater there were other formats long before the 80s. In short the best answer is "it depends what you're making it for." Though I do believe most TV was in 4:3, just like I said I may be wrong.
If you look at the fil that ET, Star Wars, Indiana Jones has a feeling and look that is Ciminatic! The video these days looks unreal, too much definition and lighting looks unreal these days. E.T by far was the best by far. Whatever was done to create that, would really take off in 2020.
Finally an authentic way instead of forever these exaggerated 80s style tutorials. Three times thanks
Thank you @AdobeMasters. This is exactly what I needed for a showcase I was working on with a 1982 Ford Mustang GT. I thought it was pretty good in 4K first time around, then I used this tutorial and applied the filter through out and.... NIGHT AND DAY DIFFERENCE! Really gave it that 80's feel without really having to think about it. You see VHS filters and your brain just notices it right away. This is a great way to avoid that "in-your-face" effect.
amazing tutorial! Never found a so in-depth and user-friendly tutorial. Amazing!
I needed this for a music video I’m working on. Awesome.
Happy to help!! Thanks for watching and hope your project turned out! Cheers :D
Thanks man, I'm working on a music video that I want to look like it belongs in The Never Ending Story, so this looks like it could really help
No. Actually Film cinema cameras have great hdr. it's just that it gives off softer colors
I really appreciate this tutorial, definitely subscribing!! I hope you're able to come up with more 80s-esque tutorials, this it what I've been looking for. ^-^
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You are a genius thanks man
Happy to be of help!!! Thanks so much! :D
exactly what I was looking for. Glad you covered the 60's 70's look very simply as well!
Glad it was helpful!! Thanks for watching :D
Amazing. Can’t wait to try this on my next project !
Good luck on the project!! :D
@@AdobeMastersOfficial 😘
Thank you!
You're welcome!!! Thanks for watching :D
this video was so helpful! Thank you
I'm so glad! Thanks for watching!
I needed exactly this! Subbed, liked and will definitely watch more :3
Thank you soo much for the help 😊
Very useful video
I'm happy to help!! Thanks for the view and comment!! Cheers :D
I really loved this effect
This is super helpful, thanks! I love that you also give lots of other helpful tips (in out with I/O) throughout the video!
Glad the tips were useful! :D
this was so helpful, thank you for a great tutorial!
No problem, thanks for watching! :)
it's like it's actually 80s footage and not an rgb fever dream like literally every other tutorial
Haha thanks. Yah, I was tired of the same thing. There is a time for some really over the top 80's, but other times, we just need to nudge the footage a bit to bring it to the authentic 80's.
Super helpful thank you so much!
Glad to hear it!! Thanks for watching! Cheers :D
Thank you very much for the Video. Im over the moon with this.Super cool.
This is amazing thank you exactly what im looking for 🥰
I'm so happy to hear that!! Glad to help!! Cheers :D
DUDE, this video is awesome.
Thank you for helping.
Great Video. I really enjoyed this one 👌🏼 Very authentic late 80s early 90s vibe.
Lots of thank you! Your video helped a lot!!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
This helped so much, thank you tons!
great lesson thanks
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.
It was perfect, thank you so much
Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your work !!! This is dope !!! Please I ‘m a young african videast I will need to make a 70s vintage look video. Can you make a tutorial on It ? Thank you again.
I was looking for ONLY this.Thanks❤
Great! Glad I could help! :D
@@AdobeMastersOfficial Thanks again❤
Amazing help!! Thank u!
Well done good sir.
Awesome video!!! how do you add little dots and lines like the old videos? I see Teeza on Instagram posting 80s videos with those lines showing and disappearing
Thank you, this was great
Thank you so much, i am going to use this for my media a level music video! any idea how to add the date and time and 'play' text to mirror the vintage camcorder, with of course the recording time increasing?
Very good!
Many thanks!! Cheers :D
Fantastic! Thanks
Glad you liked it! Cheers!! :D
@@AdobeMastersOfficial yes sir, I did! :)
may the gods bless you, bruh
Thanks a lot!
wow!
Thanks for watching!!!!
Very useful! Thank you!
Thanks for watching! :D
Overall you perfect keep it up
terimakasih tutorialnya
Immense help, thanks man.
No problem, it's a fun effect to pull off, thanks for watching.
Are there any 80s digital camera that do this?
can you create a download for it
appreciate you bruv
Thanks 😊
How can I use this effect and have it transition to not having an effect at all, all on the same clip?
This may be a little late, but you can put all the effects on an adjustment layer on top of your footage and then keyframe the opacity of the effect so it fades in or out!
what font is the thumbnail using?
Thank You !!! Very Nice.....
Thanks for watching!
Am I able to do this with photos to capture this look?
Yah, you could create a single frame and apply these effects to it and then render out a JPEG sequence, which would only render a single image out because that's all there is!
great vid!!
Thanks for watching!
dope thank you
No problem, thanks for watching! :D
Isn't there preset filters for videos like Instagram? Jeez how can adobe premiere suck that much
The one thing that it is missing is it should be put into a 4:3 ratio :p
Is that what the 1980's films had?
@@tommyhartley5751 Good point. Guess it depends what you're making it for. TV shows would still be in 4:3. Movies started going into 16:9 in the 80s though.
Edit: I wanna edit this because after I said that I realized honestly I don't know the history of aspect ratios perfectly so I may be flawed in that. Plus I was thinking of displayed on TVs only as obviously if you went in a movie theater there were other formats long before the 80s.
In short the best answer is "it depends what you're making it for." Though I do believe most TV was in 4:3, just like I said I may be wrong.
Is there a way to get more washed out 60s look?
I’ve searched youtube and it’s damn near inpossible
5:21 does any one how to do that shortcut ?
press i and press o
Why does it look like a hurricane bout to sweep by
If you look at the fil that ET, Star Wars, Indiana Jones has a feeling and look that is Ciminatic! The video these days looks unreal, too much definition and lighting looks unreal these days.
E.T by far was the best by far. Whatever was done to create that, would really take off in 2020.
You should have showed video instead of a still image and showed it at the beginning of the video.
It was a video and I did show the effect at the beginning of the video....?
Marcus???
Xo
Thanks for watching!
U need to go to the point more
wow!