How to Do the Cinematic Bokeh Light Shotcut Transition - Great Cinematic Effect
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- One of the first things I did when I discovered Shotcut is try to make cinematic travel videos. I love the awesome transitions the other editors can do, and I looked for ways to replicate it on Shotcut. I love the way anamorphic lenses look on cinematic videos and thought I can use them as an effect to transition from one anamorphic shot to another.
Let me know if there's something specific you want to learn about Shotcut Transitions in the comments and I'll make a tutorial video. Hopefully, I can help you learn Shotcut.
I hope this tip video inspires you to go play around on Shotcut and make awesome videos!
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New one for you. Let me know what you think!
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@Brysen Nico I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site through google and im trying it out now.
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Another well done tutorial by Bentacular. Thanks!!
My pleasure!
Great stuff, enjoying content. 👍👍
Glad you enjoy it!
Nice! Just proves once again that with a little imagination and work, you can do almost anything 😊
Yes! Thank you!
This channel is so underrated.......love your work and explanation
Thank you for the kind words! I appreciate it!
Hi, rather excellent, and thanks for it.
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Great tutorial thank you
You’re welcome 😊 Thank you for subscribing
Thank you very much... 👍👍👍👍😃👋👋
Of course!
Nice ! I also tried with 2 points located not so near the center and at different position for each clip.
By the way, a quick tip to make perfect circular (or square) masks : Since the parameters are in percent, I use the aspect ratio of the video as a reference. In a 16:9 video, 16% (H) by 9 % (W) will get you a perfect circle. For a bigger shape : 32% by 18%, 64% by 36% etc... Smaller shape : 8% by 4,5% etc...
Good advice!
Great tutorial. So much thought and effort goes into a split second transition, no wonder it takes so long to create such a great effect. Thanks for the LUTs btw 👍
You're very welcome! Thank you for your support!
I'm starting to think that you are the actual creator of shotcut
Nope, just a Shotcut user just like yourself
Very cool
Speed ramp trans please ❤️❤️
Keep it up 💕
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Looks good Ben. I'm new to editing videos and this one was easy to follow
I'm glad it was helpful! I bet you'd love this playlist that has all my tips, all as easy to follow as this one: ruclips.net/p/PLpO3ttBDkV5uFHUIfsYL9IIk30TeQqCsj
Let me know if you have questions
Seriously awesome, I'm very much a beginner but your perseverance in figuring ways o use this software is dope. Thanks for sharing
Of course! If you haven't, I'd love for you to subscribe
@@BenEspanto I'm definitely a subscriber I'm trying to get myself to stop watching your videos to actually practice them.. thanks again.
Thank you! I appreciate it
Nice Man!
Congratulations from Brasil 🇧🇷
Thank you!
Many thanks, Ben.
As I said in the comment section to another of your Shotcut videos, I really like the way you think - i.e., the way you achieve the result you want in Shotcut.
I think that a similar (but not exactly the same) result here could have been achieved by changing the Speed of the shrinking circle/light at the end of the video effect, but your choice to use the Opacity filter was a very intelligent, effective, and inspired choice to achieve the kind of aesthetically satisfying result that you present.
Your videos are - for me - hands down the most useful on RUclips for Shotcut (but I was right about what I said about the White Balance in your colour grading video! Having said that, you are streets ahead of anyone else in realizing the issues involved in colour grading, and how to set a baseline for adjusting the colour).
All of your videos should be on the Official Shotcut website.
Thanks again.
I appreciate your comments. Shotcut is still very early stage and there are many mavericks who are trying to figure out the best ways to achieve effects that come natively on other editors. Naturally, it's not fully flushed out and there are many ways to achieve similar effects. It all comes down to preference.
really good job mate, waiting for more ideas
Thank you! Check these out if you haven't yet: ruclips.net/p/PLpO3ttBDkV5uFHUIfsYL9IIk30TeQqCsj
@@BenEspanto Yes, but now i learn step by step and it grows like a tree of questions and puzzles to be solved. I am working on my own films with a specific story, i.e. strength exercises, some ideas are not needed at all, some I repeat very often until I come to the conclusion that this is not the way. Probably all of us. I am looking for specific solutions to ideas in my head. I also learn the basics of filming and when I get funds for the equipment, it will be a professional job. However, your videos are very helpful, some of the best I have come across on RUclips so far
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You're welcome
Good sir
Thank you!
THANK YOU SIR...
Welcome!
Ben,
I think this one is really cool, it’s amazing how you did this.. and is something I hope to learn myself. It seems like a lotta work tho.. and right now I need more practice doing the basics in Shotcut .. but I wanted to share a site with you .. search for Flying Fish TV. And you’ll see several videos I’m sure that as a fisherman yourself you’ll probably appreciate.. I also grew up there in Hawaii and fished and surfed these exact same waters. Lemme know what you think of his YT vids .. take care and thanks again for these great tutorials .. JimS
I actually have a fishing channel too. Check it out if you like: ruclips.net/channel/UCcs4eMjEHcUvxARUCZV29MQ
@@BenEspanto Yes, I know you do.. that's why I thought you'd appreciate Flying Fish TV.. the fishing and vlog he's doing takes an amazing level of skill, very expensive equipment and a lot of talent. Getting caught and capsized out there a mile or so out in heavy winds would be bad too.
how to remove noise in shortcut...... PLZZ.. answer 🙏🙏🙏
Try all the reduce noise filters. The wavelet works for me
Show the Result first bro , so that we can know what you are going to do , Please . Usually I am interested to watch your video from your title but when i watch the video i have no idea what you are going to tell in the video .
so please show the results of the edit first so that we will be hooked to watch the rest of the video .
Amazing channel by the way
Literally, the very first clip of the entire video is the result.
@@BenEspanto yeah I wrote the comment based on past experience . Sorry . Good Work
@@pfuhad3760 OK, thanks
Hi Ben, I just found your channel and I'm enjoying your Shotcut tutorials. I just want your readers to understand that Exports utilizing the x264 codec using 75% Quality (CRF=13) is not necessary (overkill). CRF-17 is considered visually lossless, while anything less is considered 'placebo' with wasted file size, and with CRF=0 being fully lossless. Recommended CRF (Constant Rate Factor) varies inversely with video resolution, so the default CRF=23 is considered sufficient for general distribution of 4K UHD, while CRF=21 is the sweat spot for 1080p FHD. Perhaps reference this link ( slhck.info/video/2017/02/24/crf-guide.html ) but "sane values" should be at least CRF=18 even for RUclips uploads.
Thanks!
I love your videos . But man you explain way to slow. I often play your videos 2x speed. For example this 20 min video could be Explained in 2min and assume the viewer knows basic shotcut.
Then keep playing at 2x speed. This is meant for beginners