hey justin, great work. I have a question. How do you change where in the frame you want to zoom in? For example if I want to zoom into the bottom right of the frame, instead of the middle how would I do that? Thanks! (any one in the community please feel free to answer please :)
One more thing to add. I found it better to tune the peak of scale effect velocity to be ONE FRAME BEFORE the cut (not at the cut itself), because when the play head stays at the cut, you actually already see the first frame of the clip, that follows the cut. If the velocity peak is exactly at the cut, you'll have more blur on the second clip, than on the first one. P.S. Bomb tutorial! Super-clear explained, not a single word off-topic! Using adjustment layers is super convenient to duplicate the transition as much as you need. Thanks a lot!
This is such an awesome tutorial. Super simple and gets the to point, and the nice thing is that this works for all aspect ratios! I was having a difficult time editing with older footage in 4:3 because it seemed like every zoom transition preset was made for the modern standard format, but this fixed all of my problems. Thank you so much!
I'm a beginner on adobe premiere pro and after searching for like tons of videos on youtube this video really helped me. Thank you so much For posting this tutorial
I followed everything mine doesn't look like yours i don't get no blur effect and i got the stutter on 360 i have Premiere cc 2015 idk what's going on here could you or anyone respond please
Fantastic and so much useful! I actually needed to do the exact opposite movement - a smooth zoom-out blur - and reversing the second adjustment layer's Transform effect and putting the first one at the end of Clip 1 worked perfectly. Thank you!!!
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
Thanks Justin. Now I really get it. That whole mirror & replicate effect is really confusing. But after seeing it again, months later I can see what you are trying to eliminate. I understand transform better also. You have awesome tutorials!
Thank you so much! I'm putting together my first short film for class and was absolutely lost. I knew I wanted this effect but no idea what it was called or how to go about doing it, you solved my problems in less than ten minutes. Wonderful tutorial, incredibly helpful and straight to the point. Great pace. Thank you again!
Great tutorial! So easy and understandable! Just thought I'd share: I just realized that the clip becomes BLURRY AFTER THE TRANSITION IS DONE in my video. For about half a second. The reason for this was that I had made a long lasting adjustment layer that lasted way longer than the transition itself. To solve this just trim down your adjustment layer so that it stops the frame after the scaling from 300 to 100 is done. Thus the video gets back to the original footage instead of showing a zoomed in version of the 3x3 replicated version.
I realize this also happens in your video Justin, and I guess it's a matter of what type of video you are making if you want the extra blur or not. In my video it didn't look so good though.
@@aycarambaize I followed the tutorial exactly and when i add the 300 scale to return the zoom back to normal, the clip is abnormally zoomed in, tried everything and cant fix it!
I always look up to your channel for your video tutorials. They are clean, and simple, yet works just as intended. They're also the quickest way to get results. Keep it up!
I know I'm a little late on this, but here's my experience. I had the exact same problem, and after some tinkering I figured out that it was caused by an additional Adjustment Layer I used to colour grade the footage. I managed to fix it by cutting the clips at the beginning and the end of the transition, and nesting both the clips and the adjustment layers required for the transition. I could then reapply the colour grading with an adjustment layer and the transition looked just fine again.
Is it possible to zoom into a specific area of the shot with this technique? Whenever I try to change the anchor points and what not to zoom in on lets say the right corner, i get blackbars on the sides...
Hi Justin! Question: why i can't access to Adjustement layer? When i go to file>>new>>Adjustement Layer is gray, impossible to clic on it> Why thank you!! your smooth zoom blur transition looks amazing!
Same with me too.. but in the project window at bottom left ......at the bottom again ....on the right click on “new item” and click on adjustment layer. Tada ..there u have it
nice tutorial, but how do you zoom to a point in the screen other than the center? I don't want to zoom to center of the frame, but rather, towards the right side as that is where my subject is. any ideas? maybe you could make a 2.0 version of this tutorial.
Set a keyframe on the position option in transform. Put a second keyframe in line with the second zoom keyframe to the point on the screen you want it to go to.
Mate, all the way from Australia, you have the best editing tips that i have come across, straight to the point no rubbish and clear instruction, well played mate ! Jaran
Yes, that's pretty much it. It allows you to layer effects onto your video. For example, you can use it with a LUT (for colors) then reduce the opacity, therefore you can decide how much of the color correction you want on your video.
I have one problem, when i render the video the time when the transition comes the qualityof the video drops and when the adjustments layer end the video returns to normal quality
I have a question about the scaling. Whenever I scale, the numbers change but nothing scales or zooms in. I have literally no idea what the problem could be
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
It could be that you have 'uniform scale' unticked in your 'position' effect controls? Try ticking that, and then make sure you're using the scale setting in the 'Transform' effect control.
You right click on each effect in the "effect controls" panel, then select "save preset..." and it will show up at the top of your effects in the preset folder
this tutorial is hella great and informative!!! the only hardship i face is that once i try to apply the zoom to another sequence in the same project, the first clip is zoomed in on 300% all the time. The second clip works just fine
Why mine wont scale? ive already applied the transform on the top adjustment layer but everytime I'll scale it to 300 it wont work, it's still the same.
I realize I'm 2 years late but did you ever figure this out?? I've done the replicating and mirroring then add transform to the top layer but when I increase to zoom NOTHING HAPPENS. I have tried several times now and I'm gonna lose it
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
@@Hullabaloo2013 If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
I done it originally the way you didn’t and it wasn’t working. I then noticed my mine starts on 3840x1080 as mine set up for 4K so I just had to double and it worked fine
Thank you, you have showed me something what I was wondering in a long time. I wish you the best what I can wish. The Creator, Jesus Christ the Son of God, from the Holy Bible, to bless your life!
Remember to use both adjustment layers. The bigger adjustment layer is for the Transform effect's application (the scale change etc), and the bottom adjustment layer is for everything shown in the tutorial before that (the mirrors etc).
@@kangaroocoffin7049 True that, to be honest I'm definitely going to have another go, but it just didn't seem to work for me, along with 25 other people from the looks of it.
@@kangaroocoffin7049 Literally tried it again, got the same outcome, legit f'd up the video (I mean yes I undid it, but I don't know how to have the same out come as Justin)
I know why it didn't work for you! On the top adjustment layer, make sure you are adjusting the "scale" under the "transform effect" on the effect controls and not the scale that is listed at the top of the effect controls for that adjustment layer
Mine gets pixelated right when the adjustment layer hits, even though the zoom hasn't started yet. Looks horrible. If anyone knows what to do, we would appreciate the help! 4K video looks good then for a few frames it looks horrible, then the zoom happens and things look great again.
It actually doesn't get better after encoding. Still the same pixelation, even after shorting the bottom layer from the right side. You can even see it in his video if you look closely...
Same problem here. No matter how high the encoding quality is or the video format and settings, I still get the pixelation even in the exported video. I wouldn't recommend this transition effect.
You, sir, have earned both my respect and my subscription. Your simple and complete explanations of the software and techniques are ideal to us who are eager to learn film and video editing without having to sift through mounds of jargon. Very informative and very well explained. 10/10.
thank you so much still works in 2020.. i thought it can only be done with after effects.. but you made it possible in premiere pro... thaaannnnkkkkks a thousand im so proud of my first work.....
thank you so much justin, I ready made a video from 4 min, whit some of your transactions tips, and Im realising that this video is the best one I've ever done. so because it so cool, but it take a lot of time to make it, I saved them as presets to use them for my next video.
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hey justin, great work. I have a question. How do you change where in the frame you want to zoom in? For example if I want to zoom into the bottom right of the frame, instead of the middle how would I do that? Thanks! (any one in the community please feel free to answer please :)
Hi Justin is the price in Canadian dollar?
thanks so much!
@@patricktupas6057 i believe you can keyframe the position (in the transform effect) just like the scale.
answer might be 9 months late :P
killer tutorial.
Enough details to learn all the details, doesn't drone on about nonsense and get off topic.
keep it up
Precision!
One more thing to add. I found it better to tune the peak of scale effect velocity to be ONE FRAME BEFORE the cut (not at the cut itself), because when the play head stays at the cut, you actually already see the first frame of the clip, that follows the cut. If the velocity peak is exactly at the cut, you'll have more blur on the second clip, than on the first one.
P.S. Bomb tutorial! Super-clear explained, not a single word off-topic!
Using adjustment layers is super convenient to duplicate the transition as much as you need. Thanks a lot!
This is such an awesome tutorial. Super simple and gets the to point, and the nice thing is that this works for all aspect ratios! I was having a difficult time editing with older footage in 4:3 because it seemed like every zoom transition preset was made for the modern standard format, but this fixed all of my problems. Thank you so much!
I'm a beginner on adobe premiere pro and after searching for like tons of videos on youtube this video really helped me. Thank you so much For posting this tutorial
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It is the effect I had asked *.* you are my new hero :) good job from italy ;)
omg the voice crack i am so done!
I followed everything mine doesn't look like yours i don't get no blur effect and i got the stutter on 360 i have Premiere cc 2015 idk what's going on here could you or anyone respond please
Hey, Justin. There is no adjusment layer in premiere pro cs5.. sad :v
I just made a video with help from your transition video. really helpful
Thank you! this helped a lot! I had to make some adjustments to make it work on stills, but this effect looks phenomenal! Again Thank you!
This is so much easier than other complicated turoials that others do. Hands down you do great tutorials. Much appreciated. Learning so much!
Fantastic and so much useful! I actually needed to do the exact opposite movement - a smooth zoom-out blur - and reversing the second adjustment layer's Transform effect and putting the first one at the end of Clip 1 worked perfectly. Thank you!!!
Thanks for this! I tried it out and it looks incredibly smooth. Better than most presets I've tried to use. Thanks!
I love you Justin. You're so amazing. I can watch your video tutorials all day. I'm in love with your voice as well ^___^
Omg i've searched for so long after this method and you sir delivered in a time of need! Thank you!
YOUR VIDEOS HAVE HELPED ME REACH MY DEADLINES ALL YEAR THANK YOU
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
You are my hero!! I thought I would be the only one with this problem, thanks a lot for your help, it works!
Not all hero wear capes and flashy outfits, cliche saying but I guess it works here.
Worked!! thanks a lot :)
Thank you
You're a legend, this tutorial is around 2 years old but is still works! I've been looking for how to do this transition for so long!
Thanks Justin. Now I really get it. That whole mirror & replicate effect is really confusing. But after seeing it again, months later I can see what you are trying to eliminate. I understand transform better also. You have awesome tutorials!
Dude, I was sitting think "how is this going to work?" When you scaled to 300, I legit nearly fell out of my chair. Fantastic tutorial as always bro!!
lame
Watching video in 2020, I'm trying to brush up my editing skills and this has been a great help. Thanks a bunch!!
Thank you so much! I'm putting together my first short film for class and was absolutely lost. I knew I wanted this effect but no idea what it was called or how to go about doing it, you solved my problems in less than ten minutes. Wonderful tutorial, incredibly helpful and straight to the point. Great pace. Thank you again!
Glad it helps
The beauty of this approach is the fact that you can copy and paste it. Thanks a lot!
Great tutorial! So easy and understandable! Just thought I'd share: I just realized that the clip becomes BLURRY AFTER THE TRANSITION IS DONE in my video. For about half a second. The reason for this was that I had made a long lasting adjustment layer that lasted way longer than the transition itself. To solve this just trim down your adjustment layer so that it stops the frame after the scaling from 300 to 100 is done. Thus the video gets back to the original footage instead of showing a zoomed in version of the 3x3 replicated version.
I realize this also happens in your video Justin, and I guess it's a matter of what type of video you are making if you want the extra blur or not. In my video it didn't look so good though.
@@aycarambaize I followed the tutorial exactly and when i add the 300 scale to return the zoom back to normal, the clip is abnormally zoomed in, tried everything and cant fix it!
@@Zondaa yeah i still dk how to fix the blurriness
Love the effect ;)
I always look up to your channel for your video tutorials. They are clean, and simple, yet works just as intended. They're also the quickest way to get results. Keep it up!
Thanks! Hope you can follow along on twitter and Instagram for updates as well
Sir, You are a blessing to this world. Lots of thanks!!!
this and a whoosh sound effect or something works well together
wow finally found a good tutorial!
By god I love you man...simple and crisp tutorials. Nothing can get better than this!
This is a great effect which makes the transition look more professional. Thank you very much for the tutorial.
I like to make these transitions even faster, it looks more smooth because the motion blur stretches out more!
I'll state what I can rate this tutorial: *Perfect*
your videos are so great! Always so easy to understand and you explain everything perfectly without wasting time. Keep it up! :)
OMG i was finding this for like 3 hours and finally found it. thank you so much really helped me out
I have a problem for some reason whenever it hits the first adjustment layer it is zoomed in and i dont know why? Please answer
Make sure you are following the steps, layer order, and keyframes properly
did everything step by step. still got that problem. any ideas why?
Anyone find out why it is zommed into 300% even tho its at 100%?
Got the same. Still no solutions?
I know I'm a little late on this, but here's my experience.
I had the exact same problem, and after some tinkering I figured out that it was caused by an additional Adjustment Layer I used to colour grade the footage. I managed to fix it by cutting the clips at the beginning and the end of the transition, and nesting both the clips and the adjustment layers required for the transition. I could then reapply the colour grading with an adjustment layer and the transition looked just fine again.
Is it possible to zoom into a specific area of the shot with this technique? Whenever I try to change the anchor points and what not to zoom in on lets say the right corner, i get blackbars on the sides...
nordstrand anton Hey, did you ever work out how to do this? Would really appreciate any advice. Cheers
I actually figured it out. You have to play around with the anchor point. I could try to do a tutorial on this if you want.
Your tutorials make Premiere Pro so approachable, thank you so much!
This is DOPE! Thank you very much for the tutorial, very well explained, straight to the point.
*NICE VIDEO*
Thanks!
sei pure qui :)
Great tutorial . But can you instruct somehow to get the zoom in different points on the screen, not just only the center? thanks.
probably have to keyframe the position along with the zoom, and so it shifts, or change the center of zoom
Holy someone asked what i was looking for.
try setting an anchor point
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I'm making a montage right now and it's the first time I'm using Premiere Pro. HELPED SO MUCH!!!
Thanks for the tutorial! Seems like a good transition to start of as a beginner and looks really cool too!
man i need to know if you can use the anchor point to make the zoom go to a corner or in diagonal... i cant solve this
Giuliano Alessandro Hey, did you ever work this out? Would really appreciate any advice, cheers
same here bro, would appreciate
Hi Justin!
Question: why i can't access to Adjustement layer? When i go to file>>new>>Adjustement Layer is gray, impossible to clic on it> Why thank you!! your smooth zoom blur transition looks amazing!
click a video file first then go to file
Same with me too.. but in the project window at bottom left ......at the bottom again ....on the right click on “new item” and click on adjustment layer. Tada ..there u have it
This is FANTASTIC!! Very well explained and easy to follow. Thanks Justin.
I watched a different tutorial about this effect and it did not look as good. Just watched your tutorial and it worked like a dream! Thank you
Really cool but my second clip (the one that I am transitioning to) is really blurry and poor quality, any help.
You can trim both of the adjustment layers exactly on the frame the zooming is complete
I remember trying to do this transition effect like two years ago, failed, tried today and failed again lmao
See you in 2022
I will never do a bad zoom again. I love your tutorials
Best tutorial technique I have come across. Enough detail to provide understanding but not too much.
hey whenever i play the clip, the clip with the adjustment layer is zoomed in. fix?
Same here
i think you did the keyframes off, try double checking them
then u did the stuff wrong
in 4k pixel range the effect isn't beeing done correctly event when i check to have double pixel from you :/
can you do the same for a 4k clips?
Yea mine zoomed in upside down in 2.7k.... strange
Sick video mate very very helpful! I’ve just subbed so can’t wait to go through more of your content 🙌🏼🙌🏼💪🏼
Super slick effect. Thanks for a great resource, Justin! 👍
nice tutorial, but how do you zoom to a point in the screen other than the center? I don't want to zoom to center of the frame, but rather, towards the right side as that is where my subject is. any ideas? maybe you could make a 2.0 version of this tutorial.
Set a keyframe on the position option in transform. Put a second keyframe in line with the second zoom keyframe to the point on the screen you want it to go to.
dont forget to edit the velocity too
my zoomed clip became pixelated, how to fix this?
Make the first adjustment layer (the bottom one) short on the right side, you should be able to get it to a point where you can't see it.
TacticalNuclearMuffin I got it now. thanks
Np
Tried, that. just hope it goes away after rendering
try to render effects in to out. It should help
Using this in my latest video and it looks GREAT. Thank you for this well done tutorial. :)
Mate, all the way from Australia, you have the best editing tips that i have come across, straight to the point no rubbish and clear instruction, well played mate ! Jaran
So is the adjustment layer just a layer to overlay effects on?
Yes, that's pretty much it. It allows you to layer effects onto your video. For example, you can use it with a LUT (for colors) then reduce the opacity, therefore you can decide how much of the color correction you want on your video.
I have one problem, when i render the video the time when the transition comes the qualityof the video drops and when the adjustments layer end the video returns to normal quality
same here
same here too
@Fashion Coach You can trim both of the adjustment layers exactly on the frame the zooming is complete.
@@gabrielmatsuoka1605 THANK YOU
Thanks Justin!! Love your tutorials. Very easy to follow.
This just added so much to my b roll clips! Much appreciated 🙏🏼
Hi Justin, I like your zoom effect but unfortunately as soon I push the scale up to 300% my premier pro cc crash. Can you please help.
same here. were you able to resolve it?
I have the same issue! :( Anyone know how to fix? Premiere crashes as soon as scale is applied.
Hi all, I found a solution! Go to Project Settings, General, Renderer change to "... software only" This fixed my issue. Hope it helps you all too
Hi Alex, can you please snd me screen shot. I don't see that option. Thanks
I have a question about the scaling. Whenever I scale, the numbers change but nothing scales or zooms in. I have literally no idea what the problem could be
did you figure this out?
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
WOW. A lot of effort for this effect but the pay-off is worth it. Thank you for taking the time to explain it so well...
BEST - TUT - EVER! - Even works in Elements 15, except for curve
Sup dude, my scale button is in 2 parts, one Scale Height and one Scale Width. Is that a problem ?
It could be that you have 'uniform scale' unticked in your 'position' effect controls? Try ticking that, and then make sure you're using the scale setting in the 'Transform' effect control.
So how can we save this as a preset?
You right click on each effect in the "effect controls" panel, then select "save preset..." and it will show up at the top of your effects in the preset folder
@@deanvernon0195 thanks bro
Congratulations Justin
You explained it in a exemptive simply and clearly way
Thank you
this tutorial is hella great and informative!!!
the only hardship i face is that once i try to apply the zoom to another sequence in the same project, the first clip is zoomed in on 300% all the time. The second clip works just fine
Why mine wont scale? ive already applied the transform on the top adjustment layer but everytime I'll scale it to 300 it wont work, it's still the same.
I realize I'm 2 years late but did you ever figure this out?? I've done the replicating and mirroring then add transform to the top layer but when I increase to zoom NOTHING HAPPENS. I have tried several times now and I'm gonna lose it
If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
@@Hullabaloo2013 If somehow your video messed up when you change the top adjustment layer's transform-scale to 300, get rid of the top adjustment layer. Nest the 1st clip, 2nd clip, and bottom adjustment layer together. Then apply the transform-scale effect onto the nest. Fixed it for me!
I can't get it with 4k what are the numbers for the zoom?
double everything,, 4k is double to ratio of 1080 which he is working in
It actually should still just work if you do it in the proper order
I done it originally the way you didn’t and it wasn’t working. I then noticed my mine starts on 3840x1080 as mine set up for 4K so I just had to double and it worked fine
Way you did it*
Dope turtorial bro, so easy to follow and the result is stunning 👌
thank you. I was searching it on youtube and so far, you are the best one.
Thank you, you have showed me something what I was wondering in a long time.
I wish you the best what I can wish.
The Creator, Jesus Christ the Son of God, from the Holy Bible, to bless your life!
The transition runs smoothly, but it did destroyed my image quality on the second clip. Someone with the same problem?
Ever find an answer?
@@Pennickale no... :(
same for me, quality of my second clip is bad until the first layer adjustment is completed
@@PieroTurco I figured it out. You just have to pull trim the end of the layer until the very last second it is needed. Hope this helps!
@@Pennickale Thanks man! I'll try it out!
Hey! Love your channel! Great stuff!
thanks
That was a really useful mate! Thanks!
I literally did exactly everything you said and mine didn't come out right
Remember to use both adjustment layers. The bigger adjustment layer is for the Transform effect's application (the scale change etc), and the bottom adjustment layer is for everything shown in the tutorial before that (the mirrors etc).
@@kangaroocoffin7049 True that, to be honest I'm definitely going to have another go, but it just didn't seem to work for me, along with 25 other people from the looks of it.
@@kangaroocoffin7049 Literally tried it again, got the same outcome, legit f'd up the video (I mean yes I undid it, but I don't know how to have the same out come as Justin)
I know why it didn't work for you! On the top adjustment layer, make sure you are adjusting the "scale" under the "transform effect" on the effect controls and not the scale that is listed at the top of the effect controls for that adjustment layer
Me too!! mine just stayed replicated.
But why do you have to create the mirrors?
It's for he blur effect. I like Justin's videos a lot but I suspect there is an easier way to do this. . .
It’s not for the blur, tru doing it with the tiles. Think about why they are there
One of my go to vids when its time to Zoom transition !!! Thanks Justin!
Awesome Video! Thanks Justin, just used the transition in one of my videos :)
Hey Justin, my clip got pixelated after zoom in. Any idea how to fix that?
Mine gets pixelated right when the adjustment layer hits, even though the zoom hasn't started yet. Looks horrible. If anyone knows what to do, we would appreciate the help! 4K video looks good then for a few frames it looks horrible, then the zoom happens and things look great again.
It actually doesn't get better after encoding. Still the same pixelation, even after shorting the bottom layer from the right side. You can even see it in his video if you look closely...
I have the same problem. Do you guys have the answer?
How to fix this problem?
Same problem here. No matter how high the encoding quality is or the video format and settings, I still get the pixelation even in the exported video. I wouldn't recommend this transition effect.
i feel like this effect is being overused by so many filmakers it makes me sick
+HigherLink I got a lot of requests so it's definitely popular
Justin Odisho yeah it is
j rae like seriously tbh they should be more creative... dw justin i dont blame you for making this tutorial its your job i still love u 😘
it's an awesome effect though. So you want everyone not to use this effect just because it makes you sick?
I'd say the problem in the overuse is the unmotivated use. People are just throwing it between shots for no reason.
Thank you so much justin odisho for such great tutorials. 🙂
Very Easy tutorial to follow, I've used this transition many many times already :P
I have an advice for every filmmaker! Please dont use zoom transitions they are totaly overused. Please dont do it
Rather than say don't use it, it's probably best to practice saying "use it tastefully."
So badass! I'm coming as a newbie from AE, so this makes me happy to know I can replicate some of that fun in here!
You, sir, have earned both my respect and my subscription. Your simple and complete explanations of the software and techniques are ideal to us who are eager to learn film and video editing without having to sift through mounds of jargon. Very informative and very well explained. 10/10.
Thank you
TYSM! THIS IS PERFECT FOR MAKING EDITS! IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR 2 WEEKS FOR SOMETHING LIKE THIS! ty
so helpful! thank you :)
thank you so much still works in 2020.. i thought it can only be done with after effects.. but you made it possible in premiere pro... thaaannnnkkkkks a thousand im so proud of my first work.....
thank you so much justin, I ready made a video from 4 min, whit some of your transactions tips, and Im realising that this video is the best one I've ever done. so because it so cool, but it take a lot of time to make it, I saved them as presets to use them for my next video.
Great work man. You are my favorite to learn from on youtube. Clean, no bs tutorials!
Thank you
Extremely clear and concise. Difficult to find both things in the same tutorial. Best one
Thanks!
Super good video. Totaly got what i needed !!!! Never stop making totorials bro !!!!!
congrats your video is great it has made me perfectly understand how to do it... continue doing great jobs like this one!
Saving me so much time. Thank you for being so thorough!!
Great tutorial, Justin! Thanks for doing this :)
Super Awesome Vid! Love Your Tutorials, Thank You so much!
THNX man ! I was looking for this transition for a while ! just what I needed !!!!!
Love this. Keep posting these kind!!!!!