Doing computer tutorials, I use Filmora pan and zoom frequently! This gave me some really creative new ideas to make my videos flow better. Thanks as always, Daniel!
Daniel. I’ve been using Filmora (for Mac) for years and use the crop and zoom LOADS BUT even I couldn’t follow that with just a single watch. So good for you for getting people to watch multiple times. However, did you actually show the results of all that work or did I miss something?
The opening shot is actually the final product. Everything up to the CTA. You're not the first person to have overlooked that. Must be so smooth that you don't even realize how much work goes into it! (That's what I'm going to tell myself, anyhow)
Haha! Owen Video said the same thing to me the other day! I usually get Tom Araya or Serj Tankian but... yeah, I can totally see that I kind of have a Penn vibe.
Fantastic! I remember when I first started using Filmora and I'd create a zoom in one shot and then think, "Well now how am I suppose to exactly replicate the crop where I ended in the last shot and go from there?" The answer was obviously much simpler than I had thought, just a little difficult to explain to someone who has never done it before.
@@Daniel_Batal you definitely broke it down in a good way. Better than I can. I shared this video with my comic book Facebook group so they can see the simplicity of it. And of course a few group members are struggling with trying to decide on an editor and of course I try to show they dont need to buy a $300 editor to make a good video.
Thank you kindly, Justin. Not sure if I explained this one well. It's a simple process but I've confused a few people trying to explain it in writing. Figured a video might work better
Hej Hej Daniel! Thank you for another follow up... this is brilliant as always... Another keeper in my tutorial folder from you! Take care and look forward to your next...
Took me a forever to figure that out when I first started. I would cut a piece of footage, put in my Pan & Zoom and then I'd want to start the next piece of footage from where the last one left off and I had no idea how to match it up. It always was a little bit off. Then I stopped being stupid. It doesn't happen often but, I have my moments.
Daniel Batal I was struggling with the same thing. But I will struggle no more thanks to you. It’s always a good feeling when we stop being stupid even if it briefly haha
Agreed, Israel! I think I’m going to do this particular one a little more in depth in a live stream so that I can really show people how to play with the zoom features and take questions all at the same time
Excellent idea. While I might not want to pan and zoom that much on a single frame this method will come in handy. I wish you had included the end result of what you did. While I can sort of picture what was happing actually seeing the results would have been interesting.
I never pan and zoom that much on a single shot either, it was just an example for teaching purposes. The end result plays at the very beginning of the video and again the end with the words ‘“Here’s the result” on screen.
Filmora fans have been beating up the company to add two things: Key Frames and Motion Capture. They just started rolling out key frames into the audio portion of Filmora 9. It's in some of the text overlay of Filmora PRO but alas, we're all still waiting for the full applications. I will say, it took my all of 3 minutes to apply every one of those movements. Key-framing tends to be slower, at least when I do it in the other Key Frame based editing software I use. (I'm also pretty old... it could be just old guy disease)
so basically you recorded your screen, edited the footage for the tutorial, recorded your screen again, and than edited the final video? lol man that's awesome.
Interesting - Filmora has been really similar to elements up till now but this is super different.... or at least its different to how I do it, I might be doing it wrong
Such a great tutorial - thank you, Daniel! Question - I've tried zooming (using the Pan & Zoom) or the (Crop) and it doesn't seem to move as fast as yours does. Is there a duration setting I need to change somewhere? Thank you!
@@Daniel_Batal How do I shorten the slice without losing the content? In other words, I need the total time to be the same, just change the amount of time zooming? I've clipped the video when trying to do this.
Yeah, the old PIP (picture in picture) tracks were a real pain. They limited what you can do with each track. If you computer can support it, I'd definitely recommend updating to the new Version 9.2. You same license applies and it's a much better software that allows you to apply all transitions and effects to every track. No more PIP
Nice! Hey, I say use what works for you and gives you the best results for your project. I use Stream Labs OBS for some things but Filmora is a lot faster for my work flow, so I tend to use it more.
SO here is what I think Dan you must own filmora man you just dont say it ,you seen that show undecover boss lol ,because it is a mystery to me why they wont send you a key for filmora pro or work with you on this or maybe they have, keep it going man ,you give great info thank you so much for using your time to do this ,to help people out.
They did! Filmora was kind enough to send me a Filmora PRO license a couple of weeks ago. They've actually been extremely great to me across the boards, I can't complain one bit. Wonderful company with a really great staff.
Oh man that is exactly what i need for my competition video. But it looks and sounds a little tricky. Is there no other way to tell the zoom feature how long the zooming should last till the end point, stay there and later by doing another zooming go back to the whole picture again? I have tried to zoom in, by cutting the video in two. And cutting the first section to the duration, that works good for me. But than I realized, the zoomed picture will not stand, so I made a screenshot...But when I have done so, I just realized, oh no how can I zoom out again...??? I think I have to do it just the way, you teached us here. So thanks again, Daniel Batal. In german we have a "Sprichwort"/saying: "Warum einfach, wenn es auch kompliziert geht!" "Why easy if complicated is another option" Thank you so much. I hope my video will be done before the time limit ends at 5.19.2020.
Speed of zoom is controlled by the length of the clip. Feel free to drop splits and reassign Crop, Pan & Zoom to your likeing. This explains it better. It applies to both images and video --> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
Yup. Filmora PRO is not an upgrade of previous Filmora editing software versions. It's a completely different editing software for people who didn't want all of the faster editing shortcuts and wanted the advanced key framing editing styles available in other editing software. I'll be posting up more Filmora PRO tutorials in the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
I haven’t experienced this at all, but I always run the most recent update (currently version 9.5) and my system absolutely meets and exceeds the minimum system requirements. All of my drivers are up-to-date and I always use GPU acceleration when editing. Make sure you can say the same and I guarantee you won’t have those issues
I could have had a smooth video had I know this a year back lol. thanks for the info. I was trying to eyeball it to start at the place the last zoom ended lmaooooooo
There’s even a new feature that makes having to stack those boxes to hold your crop unnecessary! Check this out -> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
Could be a few things. If the track is locked you can't do anything with it. Make sure your track is unlocked when editing. Sometimes I accidentally hit the lock button on the track. Sometimes if the clip is short it can be hard to drop the transitions in the right spot and it will look like it's not letting you do it. In that case, stretch the timeline out a bit for better access.
@@Daniel_Batal I can see some LUTS that come with it. But I got no idea how you get others and then add them to your list in filmora so that would be great.
Put your playhead on the part of the footage you want to freeze frame and click the little camera button under the preview window. It’ll put a snapshot in the upper left next to your media files. Then you can bring that down into your timeline and stick it in your footage to create your freeze-frame effect
Hi great content ,you have a new subcriber.Would it be to much to ask if you can show how to make a video with a song and lyrics on filmora ,thank you!!
2:44 I do this an easier way, by just reversing the zoom again so that it STARTS in the place u want it to stay, and then just crop it instead of crop and zoom.
Very hard to do. Filmora doesn't have any motion tracking elements. The best you can do is make sure your lighting makes you look good. Really set up your shots with the proper lighting and the use the color correction features to balance your video to make yourself look the best you can.
Hi Danial I have been using your tube buddy tips and gained 100+ subs I want to communicate to them to see what is going on but My mom won’t let me sign in to there script thing what do I do?
Hey there! Just making sure I understand your question. When you say "sign in to their script thing", rephrase that so I can understand a little bit better and give you a good answer.
The questionnaire? Gotcha. We only use that to organize questions while we’re live streaming because so many questions go by too quickly in the chat and they’re easy to miss
That's sort of their whole motto. Affordable, decent functionality and an easy learning curve/UI. People still complain that it either doesn't do enough or it's too hard. Tough to be all things for all people, I guess
The whole trick is always having the end point of your pan & zoom already locked into your next piece of footage so that it can become the starting point of your next move. Keep that in mind and play around, I bet it will start to make sense.
I love you and you energy and love Filmora but i think they are lost its now a hard editting program, before its was simple and click here and there. Thats my opinon.
So this feature is exactly the same as the earlier versions, it's just that most people don't know that they can apply it this way. I know this seems harder but I used to do this all the time with Filmora 8 as well. I just figured I'd show people another way to use the features
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Want to make your Filmora Videos LOOK better? Try this! ➡️ th-cam.com/video/4HjVXRf_dbs/w-d-xo.html
Bro plz tell how to add keyframes in filmora
Doing computer tutorials, I use Filmora pan and zoom frequently! This gave me some really creative new ideas to make my videos flow better. Thanks as always, Daniel!
Daniel. I’ve been using Filmora (for Mac) for years and use the crop and zoom LOADS BUT even I couldn’t follow that with just a single watch. So good for you for getting people to watch multiple times. However, did you actually show the results of all that work or did I miss something?
The opening shot is actually the final product. Everything up to the CTA. You're not the first person to have overlooked that. Must be so smooth that you don't even realize how much work goes into it! (That's what I'm going to tell myself, anyhow)
Daniel Batal to be honest I think you are the Penn (from Penn and Teller) of Filmora. You don’t spot their tricks either or how much goes into it.
Haha! Owen Video said the same thing to me the other day! I usually get Tom Araya or Serj Tankian but... yeah, I can totally see that I kind of have a Penn vibe.
You are GOOD AT THIS!
Well, I try. Sometimes I do better than others 😀
Nice.... Lots of good tips....
Glad you dug it!
Excellent. This is how I do the motion of the comic panels in my comic book reviews. It's such a handy tool. Love this one.
Fantastic! I remember when I first started using Filmora and I'd create a zoom in one shot and then think, "Well now how am I suppose to exactly replicate the crop where I ended in the last shot and go from there?" The answer was obviously much simpler than I had thought, just a little difficult to explain to someone who has never done it before.
@@Daniel_Batal you definitely broke it down in a good way. Better than I can. I shared this video with my comic book Facebook group so they can see the simplicity of it. And of course a few group members are struggling with trying to decide on an editor and of course I try to show they dont need to buy a $300 editor to make a good video.
I appreciate the share!
Great video Daniel, just what I needed.
Glad it was useful 😊
First. Always.
Sometimes I get the feeling you're waiting in the bushes out front. Also, did you take my mail?
Brian G Johnson TV love ya videos too !
Another great video! 🤘
Thank you kindly, Justin. Not sure if I explained this one well. It's a simple process but I've confused a few people trying to explain it in writing. Figured a video might work better
@@Daniel_Batal I think you nailed it well enough 👍
Thanks, pal
I am one of your Arab followers, a Syrian. I live in Turkey. Thank you, Professor Daniel for the most wonderful explanation in your videos
You’re very welcome!
@@Daniel_Batal
Thank you
Hej Hej Daniel! Thank you for another follow up... this is brilliant as always... Another keeper in my tutorial folder from you! Take care and look forward to your next...
I'm going to turn you into a Filmora pro before you've ever even thought about touching the product. **power of suggestion**
@@Daniel_Batal Haha is that a challenge Mr B?
Of course it is!
Amazing videos! Learned a lot!
Awesome! I’m glad this was helpful
Another amazing tip thank Daniel. Cropping your footage first makes sense.
Took me a forever to figure that out when I first started. I would cut a piece of footage, put in my Pan & Zoom and then I'd want to start the next piece of footage from where the last one left off and I had no idea how to match it up. It always was a little bit off.
Then I stopped being stupid. It doesn't happen often but, I have my moments.
Daniel Batal I was struggling with the same thing. But I will struggle no more thanks to you. It’s always a good feeling when we stop being stupid even if it briefly haha
This effect is very hart to get, but it is absolutely amazing !
Agreed, Israel! I think I’m going to do this particular one a little more in depth in a live stream so that I can really show people how to play with the zoom features and take questions all at the same time
@@Daniel_Batal I would appreciate it very much. Thank you!
Thanks, great tutorial.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excellent idea. While I might not want to pan and zoom that much on a single frame this method will come in handy. I wish you had included the end result of what you did. While I can sort of picture what was happing actually seeing the results would have been interesting.
I never pan and zoom that much on a single shot either, it was just an example for teaching purposes.
The end result plays at the very beginning of the video and again the end with the words ‘“Here’s the result” on screen.
The video is great, we are learning a lot. But please do include what comes out of all this activity. Else we are lost!
you are awsome
your pronounsation
presentation
and editings
and i have subscribed your channel
what is screen capture zoom and how would you compare filmora go to imovie?
I love your videos
Thanks, Janine!
Ah! I did not realize Filmora allowed for video screen capture. Very cool. ScreenFlow's way uses key frames (actions) without timeline slicing.
Filmora fans have been beating up the company to add two things: Key Frames and Motion Capture. They just started rolling out key frames into the audio portion of Filmora 9. It's in some of the text overlay of Filmora PRO but alas, we're all still waiting for the full applications.
I will say, it took my all of 3 minutes to apply every one of those movements.
Key-framing tends to be slower, at least when I do it in the other Key Frame based editing software I use. (I'm also pretty old... it could be just old guy disease)
You are awesome bro. As useful as normal. Thanks
Great stuff, thank you for sharing :-)
My pleasure 😊☮️
Very well explained
Thank you very much 😊☮️
Thank you Daniel!
You're very welcome, Kurt!
thank you so much this video save me.
👊😎☮️
so basically you recorded your screen, edited the footage for the tutorial, recorded your screen again, and than edited the final video? lol man that's awesome.
Shhh.... stop sharing my secrets, would ya?! 😄
AWESOME tip man! LOVE IT! Thanks this helps!
Go forth and conquer the zoom, Jeremiah!
Mind blown mate!
Boom!
SUPER helpful, thank you. Liked and subbed!
Welcome aboard, Joshua! Glad to have you with us
Interesting - Filmora has been really similar to elements up till now but this is super different.... or at least its different to how I do it, I might be doing it wrong
Does elements use key-framing instead?
yes thats what im doing. Like i say I just do stuff and see if it works, might not be correct :D
Sounds like you're doing it perfectly. Filmora just doesn't have a key-framing feature for video
Hey Daniel,
How to export custom frames on video without blur border? Can you please share with us?
Just change the aspect ratio in your project and settings -> th-cam.com/video/dWN3hONWvLo/w-d-xo.html
@@Daniel_Batal Thank you so much ♥
Such a great tutorial - thank you, Daniel! Question - I've tried zooming (using the Pan & Zoom) or the (Crop) and it doesn't seem to move as fast as yours does. Is there a duration setting I need to change somewhere? Thank you!
Shorten the length of the clip you’re applying it to.
Shorter slice, faster motion
@@Daniel_Batal - I knew I could count on you. Thank you!
@@Daniel_Batal How do I shorten the slice without losing the content? In other words, I need the total time to be the same, just change the amount of time zooming? I've clipped the video when trying to do this.
@@marknicholson5508 How about speeding up the relevent section of video?
@@staffordian What I do is just undo the cut and cut again at a shorter distance
Awwwwessssome....
Thank you kindly, great Predictor :D
Thanks so much
You’re very welcome 😊
Hi daniel, why i cannot use crop & zoom in second picture or layer that i add into the timeline?
You can. Which version of Filmora are you using?
@@Daniel_Batal i'm using filmora 8.5.
in my case only picture or videos in first layer that can do that.
Yeah, the old PIP (picture in picture) tracks were a real pain. They limited what you can do with each track.
If you computer can support it, I'd definitely recommend updating to the new Version 9.2. You same license applies and it's a much better software that allows you to apply all transitions and effects to every track. No more PIP
your video is awsome!
I'm zooming in to leave a comment!
Just don't pan my video in your reviews!
Hi. Subscribed! I like your tips. Thanks. A great help for someone just starting just like me. keep it up!
Desk top but I need iPhone 😢😢 But ur tutorials are great! 🥰 Barb
Ah! FilmoraGO is the mobile version. I'll try to get a few of those tutorials on my list as well.
Daniel Batal your awesome thank you! Man bun on me! 😂
Hey, Daniel, I've been using OBS Studio to record my screen. I think it is much better than Filmora Screen Recorder. Thank you for sharing your tips!
Nice! Hey, I say use what works for you and gives you the best results for your project. I use Stream Labs OBS for some things but Filmora is a lot faster for my work flow, so I tend to use it more.
SO here is what I think Dan you must own filmora man you just dont say it ,you seen that show undecover boss lol ,because it is a mystery to me why they wont send you a key for filmora pro or work with you on this or maybe they have, keep it going man ,you give great info thank you so much for using your time to do this ,to help people out.
They did! Filmora was kind enough to send me a Filmora PRO license a couple of weeks ago. They've actually been extremely great to me across the boards, I can't complain one bit. Wonderful company with a really great staff.
@@Daniel_Batal Good stuff man you are appreciated.
Oh man that is
exactly what i need for my competition video. But it looks and sounds a little tricky.
Is there no other way to tell the zoom feature how long the zooming should last till the end point, stay there and later by doing another zooming go back to the whole picture again?
I have tried to zoom in, by cutting the video in two. And cutting the first section to the duration, that works good for me. But than I realized, the zoomed picture will not stand, so I made a screenshot...But when I have done so, I just realized, oh no how can I zoom out again...???
I think I have to do it just the way, you teached us here.
So thanks again, Daniel Batal.
In german we have a "Sprichwort"/saying: "Warum einfach, wenn es auch kompliziert geht!"
"Why easy if complicated is another option"
Thank you so much.
I hope my video will be done before the time limit ends at 5.19.2020.
There’s an easy trick for getting it to zoom in and hang there-> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
but how to adjust the speed of zooming in and out thank you
Speed of zoom is controlled by the length of the clip. Feel free to drop splits and reassign Crop, Pan & Zoom to your likeing. This explains it better. It applies to both images and video --> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
@@Daniel_Batal thank you so much sir you are truly amazing ❤️
I don't see a Crop & Zoom command in Filmora Pro. Does is work differently?
Yup. Filmora PRO is not an upgrade of previous Filmora editing software versions. It's a completely different editing software for people who didn't want all of the faster editing shortcuts and wanted the advanced key framing editing styles available in other editing software. I'll be posting up more Filmora PRO tutorials in the next few weeks. Stay tuned!
After using Pan & Zoom effect it seems Video screen is flickering. Many people found this problem. Any Solution, Daniel? :(
I haven’t experienced this at all, but I always run the most recent update (currently version 9.5) and my system absolutely meets and exceeds the minimum system requirements. All of my drivers are up-to-date and I always use GPU acceleration when editing.
Make sure you can say the same and I guarantee you won’t have those issues
@@Daniel_Batal - Hmm. This could be . Thank you.
😀👍
Can we edit eye colour in a video in filmora ? Or can we change clothes clr ???
th-cam.com/video/c5BWFcofN_Y/w-d-xo.html
Bro please make a video on ...
1.walk by transaction in filmora
2.Zoom in eye transaction
3.text behind the object...
Walk by is a mask transition. Check this out th-cam.com/video/UwElgL0-KGM/w-d-xo.html
Hello Daniel. I came here after watching you in Brian G Johnson video. 😃✌
I could have had a smooth video had I know this a year back lol. thanks for the info. I was trying to eyeball it to start at the place the last zoom ended lmaooooooo
There’s even a new feature that makes having to stack those boxes to hold your crop unnecessary!
Check this out -> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
My friend, Can make you a video - for us - about removing grains (noise) from video?
I can, though that is better served with Filmora PRO than Filmora 9. It has better functionality for clearing up footage.
Images are shaking in crop and zoom . Can you give the solution.
Download and install the latest version of Filmora9 directly from the website (version 9.5)
Hi Daniel, any ideas why I cant always add a fade or dissolve to a clip ? sometimes it lets me, then it wont.
Could be a few things. If the track is locked you can't do anything with it. Make sure your track is unlocked when editing. Sometimes I accidentally hit the lock button on the track.
Sometimes if the clip is short it can be hard to drop the transitions in the right spot and it will look like it's not letting you do it. In that case, stretch the timeline out a bit for better access.
@@Daniel_Batal thank you for your advice.
have you made a video on useing LUT`s with Filmora 9 ? Really enjoying learning with your videos. great work
I haven't Bob. That's a good idea. I'll put it on the list
@@Daniel_Batal I can see some LUTS that come with it. But I got no idea how you get others and then add them to your list in filmora so that would be great.
Sir how to freeze frame in filmography 9
Put your playhead on the part of the footage you want to freeze frame and click the little camera button under the preview window.
It’ll put a snapshot in the upper left next to your media files. Then you can bring that down into your timeline and stick it in your footage to create your freeze-frame effect
I liked the video when you had the green screen with your son in the video I don’t remember what the video was called
Ah yes! The "Hanging from a building" video. That was fun! th-cam.com/video/3f5w5b2w9Lg/w-d-xo.html
His son is a superstar, but this one is my favorite th-cam.com/video/S5Nek8FIKLM/w-d-xo.html
Infinity zoom effect is possible in filmora ?
If it is possible make a tutorial otherwise Leavitt
Infinite zoom is ABSOLUTELY possible in Filmora. I'll add it to the list. Good suggestion!
@@Daniel_Batal ok thank you
Hi great content ,you have a new subcriber.Would it be to much to ask if you can show how to make a video with a song and lyrics on filmora ,thank you!!
sir, how to make EYE ZOOM TRANSITION
I’m actually working on an Infinite Zoom tutorial. I can probably add it into that video. Same technique. I’ll add it to the list
Ok Sir
2:44 I do this an easier way, by just reversing the zoom again so that it STARTS in the place u want it to stay, and then just crop it instead of crop and zoom.
Yup! I have an updated video which uses that technique as well-> th-cam.com/video/w4-CiwKqFJY/w-d-xo.html
i really like it , keep it up , worth the like and subscribe :)
How to Smooth Skin and remove blemishes & scars in filmora please help me i need to use it i am for 7 years filmora custmer
Very hard to do. Filmora doesn't have any motion tracking elements. The best you can do is make sure your lighting makes you look good. Really set up your shots with the proper lighting and the use the color correction features to balance your video to make yourself look the best you can.
Hi Danial I have been using your tube buddy tips and gained 100+ subs I want to communicate to them to see what is going on but My mom won’t let me sign in to there script thing what do I do?
Hey there! Just making sure I understand your question. When you say "sign in to their script thing", rephrase that so I can understand a little bit better and give you a good answer.
Ok
It was the tube buddy form
The questionnaire? Gotcha. We only use that to organize questions while we’re live streaming because so many questions go by too quickly in the chat and they’re easy to miss
Ok can I ask questions without that ?
how to make my cropping fast?
I’m not sure I understand your question
never mind sir.. just thank you for showing the tutorial
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Interesting... no keyframes. More intuitive for those who've not gone through the Premiere/FinalCut learning curve.
That's sort of their whole motto. Affordable, decent functionality and an easy learning curve/UI.
People still complain that it either doesn't do enough or it's too hard. Tough to be all things for all people, I guess
I'm completely lost.
It's a little tricky, no doubt.
@@Daniel_Batal I'll give it a whirl... thanks man
The whole trick is always having the end point of your pan & zoom already locked into your next piece of footage so that it can become the starting point of your next move. Keep that in mind and play around, I bet it will start to make sense.
I love you and you energy and love Filmora but i think they are lost its now a hard editting program, before its was simple and click here and there. Thats my opinon.
So this feature is exactly the same as the earlier versions, it's just that most people don't know that they can apply it this way.
I know this seems harder but I used to do this all the time with Filmora 8 as well. I just figured I'd show people another way to use the features
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It couldn't be more complicated...And you coudn't use a worst example... :o//
I love that you had to edit your troll comment to get it just the way you wanted it, little man. Thanks for watching!