HOW TO ADD FILM HALATION + BLOOM IN PREMIERE PRO (UPDATED VIDEO IN DESCRIPTION)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- UPDATED VERSION: • Add the “Film Bloom Ef...
So I made a video about Film Halation a while ago and it's been doing pretty well so far. But some of you guys pointed out that I got the term wrong and used "halation" instead of "bloom". lol, rip.
But since the video has gotten more popular than I thought it would, I want to make sure that the information I'm giving you guys is accurate. That's why I'm making this new tutorial, which will teach you about the difference between Film Bloom and Film Halation. Plus, I'll also show you how to combine both effects to get that sweet 16 or 35-mm film look.
I just want to make things clear. This channel is not just a place where I throw my knowledge at you. It's also a cool spot where we can talk and exchange ideas. I'm not perfect, but I do my best to know my stuff when it comes to films. I think my insights are pretty helpful, and I'll keep giving you accurate info. Your ideas matter too, they help me grow and do better.
Thanks for watching, and if you've made it this far, I appreciate your time!
If you could leave a comment saying "Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look," it would mean a lot. (Just copy and paste that comment, no need to get fancy.)
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00:00 - An Apology
00:15 - Defining Halation
01:15 - Add Halation
03:00 - Add Bloom
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06:15 - Film Look Finishing Touches
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very J cole of you to remember that you was conflicted and misused your influence
Haha very much like this comment
Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look
Great for u to address the mistake because if not i gonna keep searching for the wrong stuff. cheers
gotta only put out the best work I can, which includes correcting things I mess up so you guys don't get the wrong info. thanks for your comment. appreciate you saying this.
Killer Video! Love how you present your tutorials in the fact that your way isn't 'THE ONLY or BEST' way to do things. It's what works for you which I love and is explained in its simplest form for people who are just starting out. Much Love :)
firm believer that are "better" ways to do something than others, but no one out there has the "best" way. Its all opinion, and at the end of the day, regardless if someones method is technically "better", we will always end up doing what we believe to be best. Hope this helped you. thanks for watching.
Ur killing it bro! Some of the best tutorials on youtube
Haha. Thanks man. Trying to make things different. Need to travel soon to bring even better content your way
bro such a great video! i love how you perfectly and simply explained all the different aspects about what each effect does especially in the luma key section. keep it up man
Glad to know it helped your project. That’s the goal! Thanks for watching
Thanks,alot man. Color grading is so much fun after your videos.
haha I'm glad to hear it! thanks for watching! Be sure to tag me if you make a video so I can check it out!
nice to see this! You r doing it well man! keep it up love from INDIA
thanks! much appreciation over here for you being here! awesome to have you
Halation or Bloom, worked great. thanks for teaching us, and that for free.
Amazed at all these hollywood filmmakers criticising you 😅
Thanks for your kind words; made a new video on the subject too. But also, is there criticism on this video?
@@Trentorials no on the last one. Need a video on your camera settings (picture profile) and how you grade your own videos. Absolutely love the vibe
Best tutorial I’ve seen on this thanks
Glad it helped stoked to have you find the channel.
Thanks dude, this is really helpful :D
Glad it helped! Feel free to request other tutorials
awesome and informative content paired with a genuine personality! Instant Sub
Awesome, thank you! great to have you here. I really appreciate the comment
This was very helpful, thanks for the great video
For sure! Glad to have helped and I hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting
you helped me a lot man thank you keep going still want to see your videos
thank you man. glad you found the video helpful
Actually help bro thx ❤🙏🏽
Glad it helped you get ahead brother. Let’s take over 2024 🤙🏻
Keep creating.
you're the best.
Appreciate the love my friend
Thanks for the tutorial! Great step by step. I'm curious what does your setup look like?
Honestly not much of one. Haha. Went through some big life change recently (if you see my old videos the location is wildly different😂)
Just got a iMac (2021 M1), 14 and 8 TB Hard Drive along with 2 Lacie ruggeds for travel. Then I shoot on a canon r6 with a 15-30mm. I also use the DJI action microphones or whatever they’re called
thanks dude the R6 is doing you well! @@Trentorials
haha thanks, I personally have to say i'm not a big fan of it! I work with what I have, and im lucky to have this camera, but I would prefer a different camera, maybe a BMPCC 6k when I can afford it
Very helpful
Glad to hear that. Let me know if there’s anything you think should be improved!
Thank you:)
You're welcome!
Really helpful :), can you tell me, when im going to blendmode than to lighten, my clip getting lighter and basically the color grading is gone
Are you changing the blend mode to the adjustment layer or the original clip? Make sure you’re only doing it it the adjustment layer that contains the channel blur effect by itself
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Fire tutorial! The only thing I'm wondering is, why do you need to duplicate the clips instead of just adding the adjustment layer over the top?
This is because the duplicate affects the bottom layer. If you turn off the bottom layer, you’ll see what the top layer looks like it you just threw the effects on the clip (it should be blurry and washed out)
I liked this tutorial alot but I like adjjustment layers better than layering duplicate clips. theres many clips in my project so using this method i'd have to duplicate all of them and add those effects to the top ones. Im trying it with a second adjustment layer now but it doesn't work haha it just makes everything dark. How would you approach this?
My advice is clean up your timeline and use subsequences when possible to make it simpler. But it’s done n a duplicate and not an adjustment because the luma key needs to grab info from the clip itself. So it has to be done this way from the knowledge I can share.
Ive got the Premier 2024 and for somea reason Im missing the effects youre using, any suggestions?, btw, really nice video bro, tx.
You don’t have a Luma key or gaussia blur? Both effects have been in many previous versions of premiere
Thanks you ! Why my rendering is always red when a use there effects ? (i have a mac m2)
It’s just a bar letting you know that that section of the footage is not pre rendered, therefore it is not encoded or ready to be played back smoothly. At least, that’s my take on it. Just hit the enter or return key and wait for the pre-render to finish
Lmao, bro you recorded this video on my birthday, i just noticed
Haha. Nicee! I released a higher quality version of this video yesterday. Check it out! Thanks for checking out the channel
@@Trentorials Thanks!
Hey, can you tell me if it’s necessary when you have the halation effect to add an other « classic » color grading. Thx by advance
Color grading is not the same as a video effect we add like halation. It’s not necessary but it helps to stylize your footage to match the bloom and halated look
Hey i'm working on a night shot with lots of street lamps visible in the distance, i've noticed that the channel blur adjustment layer removes the bloom effect almost completely (even without the red channel being altered, the effect itself removes the majority of the bloom. In your video when you turned your halation adjustment layer back one there wasn't any visible difference to your bloom that i noticed, wondering if you know why this is?
If I had to guess, you might have your blending mode wrong-- maybe you hit multiply or something... not sure. but channel blur set to red on an adjustment layer, and bloom effects *(Luma key and gaussian blur) below that, but duplicated from the original clip on top of the original. make sure the blend mode there is set to normal
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Cheers!
Thanks Jake. Glad to have you here. Thanks for subbing!
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It’s in my about link but it is trentpalmertravel
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My mac struggles to play back the clip after I added the luma key and Gaussian blur effect on. I’m running the latest pp on a m2 max Mac Studio..?
It could be the codec you filmed it, but it could be your premiere pro preferences, go to premiere in the top left of the screen, and hit preferences then go to memory to see what memory you allow premiere to access.
If not that, watch your work back at 1/4 or 1/8 resolution. That should do it. And if that really doesn’t help, proxy your footage first.
Bro, play the project in After Effects and apply the effect there, it worked for me.
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Happy to see you back again my friend. Thanks for your support
do you find that adding an adjustment layer delays the clip (like adding a glitch)?
It doesn’t delay it in terms of time, it does make the computer slower since the encoding time increases
do you think once I export it wouldn't look as glitchy as it does now?
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I would just select an in and out point and then export the in and out to check.
I knew the apology would be coming anytime soon as soon as i saw the comments XD
lol. not so much an apology as a correction. I'm not above being wrong. just here to help where I can.
On that topic, I used to add the bloom effect just straight onto the clip with just gaussian blur, however since you put me onto the luma key , the bloom just looks so much better. Thanks bro!!
The Gaussian blur gives the blur, of course. But the Luma key acts as a mask for only the highlights (that’s what the cutoff and threshold are about) glad it helped
Everytime I add the red channel blur, my playback just completely freezes, and refuses to load, is there anything I can do about that? Thanks for the banger video!
I would look up how to get the best performance settings on your specific computer. And then in your editor, make your playback quality as low as you can go. You can also try proxy-ing the footage. Which should help make things run smoother. But the actual effects take a lot of processing power.
I had the same problem, I have a high end desktop but it kept freezing if I edit channels. Instead I went and edited RGB curves, took all the curves to dark except for Red and selected Lighten blend mode. Worked very well, previews are smooth as butter
Is there a reason to separate the halation to an adjustment layer and bloom to another layer instead of just adding both halation and bloom into the same adjustment layer?
In my experience, I find that it makes the bloom look weirder than if I put it on an adjustment layer. But I recommend you try out your own variations of this, since nothing has ever once I fits all. Let me know if you do that and how it works out for you.
@@TrentorialsThanks I'll have a look into it!
the problem, even with an m1 macbook pro is, that with the adjustment layer channel blur, it renders 1-2 hours for 1-2min video with audio. any solutions ? or another way to apply channel blur without adjustment layer maybe?
eh, I have the same issue but I just let it do its thing. it is a pain but the effects require a different kind of encoding, so it will always take longer
yes. i informed myself now and every forum says the same.. so i gotta feel the pain.. anyways, love ur channel & videos ! best content so far about premiere @@Trentorials
Thank you for saying that. Wild to hear it labeled as the ‘best’- huge compliment to me but wild to think that is true. Just tryna share what I learn as I learn it! Thank you for your support
holy shit i've been having the same problem, i have an m1 macbook pro and i've been wondering wtf is going on with my render times...
the encoding for render, which contains a luma key on every frame.... usually changes from my knowledge from hardware to software encoding... which is brutal.
When doing this exactly how you do, It makes rendering the effects take HOURS. Not sure how you got around this. This is on a built editing pc and never have this issue until trying this method you highlighted. Anyone else getting this issue?
Yeah that’s premiere pros encoding method… takes an astonishing amount of time. Have a video supposed to come out tomorrow morning and I’m still waiting on an export…
There's another way that's DRAMATICALLY faster and does a pretty good approximation of hallation. Add adjust layer. Go to Curves and pull the green and blue lines completely down so only red remains. Set blend mode to Lighten and dial the opacity to taste. Zero render time since it's just messing with curves and opacity. If you need more hallation than this gives you, you're probably using too much hallation. It's supposed to be subtle.
Why are you duplicating? Why not only use an adjustment layer?
I find duplicating the effect lets the luma key do what it does best.
Which would be masking out the alpha channel (whites) and selecting only those. If it was on an adjustment layer, it would not be able to select the same way. Thus needing to duplicate.
any link to that grain?
Yeah in a new version of my color grade tutorial, the most recent, there is a download link!
thank you!
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also , is it normal for premiere to take a long time exporting when doing this?@@Trentorials
definitely normal. different. much more extensive encoding. pain in the ass, I know, but sacrifices have to be made haha. it does it to my computer too
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Made a short on it! Download it there called mikela
OR you could just get a black mist filter...
True that would make the haze/bloom a bit in the video, but it still won’t add halation or bloom as much as this will.
Thislookisbeautiful,buthowdoyoumaketherendertimeslower.afteraddingtheblurandhalationutmakestherendertimesuperslow.
The effect uses your CPU from what I know so I don’t think or know of a way to render it faster. That’s the major downside
@@Trentorials sorry my keyboard is broken I can’t use the space bar. typing on my phone now. Yeah I was editing a hour long video and the render time was over 24 hours😅
Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look
Wow Trent, this was so cool and helpful, you should definitely teach us more about the film look
Thanks for watching man! Made an updated version of this video, check it out and lmk if it’s more helpful!