I think we can all agree that Adobe needs to create its one TRUE motion blur plugin or effect, nobody is actually using direction blur for motion blur, most of us are using RSMB but would much rather just use a native adobe effect.
Hey, sorry for any confusion. In the latest version of Premiere Pro, some small changes have been added to the clip design. This includes some changes to the FX badge! It's not just you! ^CS
It's in the upper right! If you don't see it, it could be that your tracks are too narrow. Here is a video that demonstrates how to resize the track height. adobe.ly/3VoajQn If you make the track height taller and still don't see the FX badge, please let us know. ^CS
Cool. Let us know if the advice works out. The colored badges are no longer there. The FX indicator is slightly different and more minimal. Read about its new appearance here: adobe.ly/3R8Qtab. Thx, ^KM
I don't see the FX button on top left on any of my clips. They are all .mp4. Sequence is matched to clips. I even checked the "Show fx badge" on the wrench. It still doesn't show on any projects clips and i even reinstalled premiere pro.
What's the version Premiere Pro you're using? Are you on macOS or Windows? Please reach out on Facebook or X (AdobeCare) with more details. Thanks, ^Nishu
Good tutorial though the audio editing in this video leaves something to be desired. Just re-record it. Also, nesting is not kind of lossless, that term applies to copying. It ultimately is referring to analogue and the days when video was shuttled from tape to tape. It is important to get the terminology right, Adobe!
Im sorry adobe but this way of doing it real OG, you can find videos from 2017 with the same tutorial. Way not just have one more icon on the toolbar thats a speed ramping tool like you can select ramps like that plugin FLOW for Adobe after effects. And when we talk about flow adobe i would like the opportunitiy to talk about work flow. As you integrate Adobe firefly in photoshop you need to do it with Premiere Pro to. ive seen impressive things thats coming up from adobe, but the most importen thing is work flow.
We've all been doing this for a long time now. What we really need is a way to turn this into a keyboard shortcut, without having to right click, go through the settings, clip by clip. (no hate @backiandchris, we love you guys)
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I think we can all agree that Adobe needs to create its one TRUE motion blur plugin or effect, nobody is actually using direction blur for motion blur, most of us are using RSMB but would much rather just use a native adobe effect.
im not getting the time remapping on my menu. nothing comes when I right click + option
Why doesn't adobe just create a RSMB plugin like? 🥴
yeah, it tidious to do it in premiere
Told by the real OG's! 🔥
I notice you increased the top speed of the speed ramp twice. In general, how many times faster is it compared to normal? (I know it's situational)
Is there no generative fill you could use to cover the vignette?
I’m trying to learn but it all seems so complicated i got lost in the directional blur moment 😅
How many frames per second was the video shot in?
I've been using Premiere for 5 years and just noticed YESTERDAY, the FX synbol is no longer in the upper left corner of the clip. JUST ME?
Hey, sorry for any confusion. In the latest version of Premiere Pro, some small changes have been added to the clip design. This includes some changes to the FX badge! It's not just you!
^CS
@@AdobeVideo So can you expl;ain? Where is it???
It's in the upper right! If you don't see it, it could be that your tracks are too narrow. Here is a video that demonstrates how to resize the track height. adobe.ly/3VoajQn
If you make the track height taller and still don't see the FX badge, please let us know.
^CS
@@AdobeVideo I appreciate the response! I'll check it out.
Cool. Let us know if the advice works out. The colored badges are no longer there. The FX indicator is slightly different and more minimal. Read about its new appearance here: adobe.ly/3R8Qtab. Thx, ^KM
Any way to actually make the blur follow the pixels, like pixel blur in After Effects?
Que baita vídeo! Ajudando o povo aqui do Brasil também!
🙏🏼🙏🏼
Great video, what speed are you using for the ramp? Thank you for sharing. I'm trying it out now.
I usually just adjust the speed based on how much motion is in the clip and to match the music, so it ends up being different every time!
I don't see the FX button on top left on any of my clips. They are all .mp4. Sequence is matched to clips. I even checked the "Show fx badge" on the wrench. It still doesn't show on any projects clips and i even reinstalled premiere pro.
What's the version Premiere Pro you're using? Are you on macOS or Windows? Please reach out on Facebook or X (AdobeCare) with more details. Thanks,
^Nishu
@@AdobeVideo you could have just told them its top right FFS
Good tutorial though the audio editing in this video leaves something to be desired. Just re-record it. Also, nesting is not kind of lossless, that term applies to copying. It ultimately is referring to analogue and the days when video was shuttled from tape to tape. It is important to get the terminology right, Adobe!
bro new update messed it up
700th like!
Im sorry adobe but this way of doing it real OG, you can find videos from 2017 with the same tutorial. Way not just have one more icon on the toolbar thats a speed ramping tool like you can select ramps like that plugin FLOW for Adobe after effects. And when we talk about flow adobe i would like the opportunitiy to talk about work flow. As you integrate Adobe firefly in photoshop you need to do it with Premiere Pro to. ive seen impressive things thats coming up from adobe, but the most importen thing is work flow.
adobe makes its more difficult than it needs to be.
gambiarra mal feita. já passou da hora da Adobe implementar recursos pra facilitar esse tipo de efeito. lamentável.
We've all been doing this for a long time now. What we really need is a way to turn this into a keyboard shortcut, without having to right click, go through the settings, clip by clip.
(no hate @backiandchris, we love you guys)