5 MIND-BLOWING Blending Effects (Premiere Pro Tutorial)

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- Written by Tymon Reynders

[PremiereBasics]

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[pjo]

I love how your eyebrows, mustache and beard are all interchangeable. Great tutorial too.

[KrisLuckPhoto]

Some exciting ones I'm excited to try!

[thehymer.]

One of the best premiere pro tutorial i have ever seen (and i am watchin a lot!)

[gmqueenproductions]

Another cool video! Definitely gonna try those out. Keep up the great work as always... 😘❤🖤

[DstickSpearfishing]

This was so cool, thanks so much for sharing this. Really appreciate what you crew do for us! Stay safe, have fun! 👍👌😁

[_darkjay_]

Not entirely related to the video, but wanna say it either way, that's me on the thumbnail, been watching your content for a while so this made my day😆😁

[mashupadhyay]

Amazing video but what is the difference in last effect you suggest with track matte or iris PR transition 🙂

[oFlarify]

yk it's a good day when premiere basics uploads

[arnisbrown]

Improved version of the first glow (Orton) / pro mist effect: duplicate the clip twice in tracks above. Highlight the two duplicates and nest. Open the nested sequence and set the top clip blend mode to Multiply. Back into the main sequence set the nested sequence to screen and add the Gaussian blur. This further isolates the glow to the highlights, preserving shadow detail vs just using screen on a duplicate. You could use Luma key instead but it's a very CPU-intensive FX. I've compared shooting a scene with this technique vs the same scene with a 1/4 and 1/8 pro mist filters on camera and you can get impressively close to the actual filter, with the advantage of having an original without it (and paying $80 for the filter). Just note it's very easy to go overboard with this effect. Aim to err on the side of a modest opacity % level. But it is particularly effective with dealing with the over-sharpened extremely digital look of smartphone footage.

[blertonsaraci]

Thanks for the 💎💎💎 man! 👌! I have been looking for a video like this just a few weeks ago! And you made one!

[piafrancesca]

So many yummy tips and tricks. Thank you sir.

[starfic]

This video is really amazing! Thank you so much for this video friend.

[smunozsama]

the trippy one made me actually trip jajajajaja and it wad the one i needed and i didn't know it until i saw it!
gracias desde Chile!

[VasiMarcell]

Awsome! Thank you! I am always wondering how do you do a tutorial. Could you make a "behind the scenes" video please? I am very intereseted how do you record, edit (how can you keep the quality when you zoom into the project:). Thank you again!
Al the bests; Marcell.

[georgeneagu]

Very useful info for this clip. I am curios, how much time did you spend to edit it?

[LoungeFly]

There should be a course on what all these video effects can do and how they work. Like the difference matte or track matte, etc.

[danielepomposelli]

Good morning, I have some information to ask.
I need to extrapolate some frames from a movie in which my son is acting out some movements, I need to extrapolate his animation to derive the character for a Classic platform game.
Which software do you recommend for this use?
Thanks in advance

Daniele
😊

[PremiereBasics]

What is your most used blending mode? 👇🔥

[mohamedahmedabdulrahmanalg]

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