Quick FLASH EFFECT For Adobe Premiere Pro -

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[@ConnorGilks]

An experiment! Do you guys want more quick tips like this or no?

[@BadaBingFilms]

There was absolutely NOTHING quick about this tutorial other than you talking fast.

[@sanagimbap]

YESS

[@feydanmedia]

Quick and straight forward, thanks

[@The_DEMON_OG]

Thanks man ❤

[@ConnorGilks]

You're welcome 😊

[@-DREADED_]

Thank you man❤️

[@zphr_guy]

yo thanks bro’

[@TradingIndicators]

thanks, man!

[@ConnorGilks]

No problem!

[@pyrrhic8976]

i need this for like 50 frames and that takes too long you got any ideas?

[@ConnorGilks]

Just copy and paste the keyframes. This shouldn't take longer than like 60 seconds. If you need to do it multiple times then save it as a preset when you're done.

[@pyrrhic8976]

@@ConnorGilks how do you copy and paste the keyframes? I'm new to the whole app lol

[@BadaBingFilms]

Are you nutz???? This is waaaaaayyyyyyy too much work!!! There are easier ways!!!!!

[@ConnorGilks]

You can just save this as a preset after you do it once and then just have a one-click solution.

[@BadaBingFilms]

@@ConnorGilks thats fantastic!! Thank you for the clarification!!! I stand corrected!

[@LifeOn2WheelsVlog]

@@ConnorGilks how to safe ist as a preset?

[@ConnorGilks]

Once you've applied your effect and keyframed it however you want, simply right-click on the effect instance in the clip's Effects tab and click "Save Preset"