Actually I recently released a plugin for Premiere Pro that lets you do such transitions even faster and more conveniently than using Motion Tween. You can do transitions sometimes with even a single click of a mouse. Look for "Drag Zoom Pro" on Adobe Exchange if you wanna check it out.
Its May 2022, Im still loving this channel. So nice to have quality instruction from someone who explains things clearly and with humor. Cheers Kelsey!
I love watching basic tutorials like this because there are _always_ things that i forget when editing day to day. i totally forgot that just adjusting the anchor point on my shot will make my process so much faster when zooming in, as i no longer have to adjust the position as well. *Awesome video!* 👍
I'm totally hooked on your instruction. No wasted words; you get right to it and your style is ez to follow. I am jumping over from FCPX, and am loving the flexibility of Premier and amazed at what it can do.
wow, i spent years studying editing and filmmaking, and i already forgot how simple a Short Cut Punch is...I was searching for an effect, when in reality, it's doing it the old fashioned way. thanks Premiere Gal! Subbed, and liked! Cheers.
Thank you for all of the tutorials! You are my go-to channel to learn how I want to do anything in Premiere Pro and After Effects! One shortcut I use for making cuts is Cmd+K. Automatically makes the cut where the play head is at. And your new set looks great! The neon sign is an awesome idea.
THX a lot! I didn't even know I could move the center point for zooming however that makes sense. Today I learned something new that makes my efforts less.
Excellent. Never knew about 'anchor point', but for doing coverage a super slow zoom in on the actor's eyes is always good. I guess always shoot in 4k and distribute in HD.
Thank you for this tutorial Premiere Gal! Per usual, your videos are concise and content that is so useful. I have purchased the Motion Tween in the past, per your recommendation, so I will definitely use this.
Thanks Kelsey for another great video. I didn't think about using the anchor point. This will save me a lot of time. I'll check into the plug ins as they will save me even more time. Happy New Year!
Can you believe I had the Motion Tween as a part of the Film Impact pack and never used before because I never even noticed it was there? Thanks a lot Kelsey!
The fourth way within Premiere, of course, also involves scale and position keyframes, but if you do it using the Transform tool, you can simulate zoom-lens blur with the "shutter angle" altered. Kelsey, if you use the Motion Tween plug-in, do you still deal with moving the anchor point first?
Hey There - Yes, you can use the transform tool also, there are definitely, I'm sure, many more creative ways to creative zooms. I only showcase three :) As for your question about Motion Tween, you can customize the movement using the controls that are available under Motion Tween from Effect Controls.
hello mam. your sharing knowledge is very usefull for me. thanks a lot to mutch. please one help need. now premier pro timeline scroll using key alt+mouse scroll. can i change key alt+scroll mouse to ctrl+scroll mouse. if possible please guide
Very helpful, but another example of how Adobe drops the simplicity ball! This kind of intuitive A to B transitioning is so much faster and more intuitive than manually entering keyframes and adjusting parameters, but it's the default way these operations are handled in comparatively underpowered programs like Camtasia. It's part of what makes me hate Premiere (besides the glitches and crashing). There's already so much complexity to the program, and they make zero effort to reduce it and the time required to work in Pro.
This plugin is what I was looking for, but premiere should just make it so that you can move the anchor point and position values at the same time. Problem solved. Because if I want to get a certain framing on someone's face I need to move the anchor point, zoom in, check that my framing's right, if it's not I have to zoom out move the anchor point again and then zoom in again. And I have to repeat this until I get the framing I want and then I can zoom out with keyframes and not show any black bars. Why has premier not implemented this?
Is there anyway to make a digital zoom in without changing the scale, in case you're working on a grid with multiple images and dont wanna mes up ? Thanks
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Actually I recently released a plugin for Premiere Pro that lets you do such transitions even faster and more conveniently than using Motion Tween. You can do transitions sometimes with even a single click of a mouse. Look for "Drag Zoom Pro" on Adobe Exchange if you wanna check it out.
@@kamilkp Thant’s very cool Kamil, thanks for sharing it and I’m sure we will check it out to see it in action soon
Short Cut Punch: 1:07
Digital Zoom: 1:54
Motion Tween: 3:30
Its May 2022, Im still loving this channel. So nice to have quality instruction from someone who explains things clearly and with humor. Cheers Kelsey!
Girl...I have been scouring the internet to find this and every solution was so complicated... I--- Thank u!
I love the way she explained in simple way in on my mind ... It's really helpful all in one video
I love watching basic tutorials like this because there are _always_ things that i forget when editing day to day. i totally forgot that just adjusting the anchor point on my shot will make my process so much faster when zooming in, as i no longer have to adjust the position as well. *Awesome video!* 👍
the Anchor point helped me a lot! I used to scale and move around the footage which took me tiiiiime! Thanks!
I'm totally hooked on your instruction. No wasted words; you get right to it and your style is ez to follow. I am jumping over from FCPX, and am loving the flexibility of Premier and amazed at what it can do.
wow, i spent years studying editing and filmmaking, and i already forgot how simple a Short Cut Punch is...I was searching for an effect, when in reality, it's doing it the old fashioned way.
thanks Premiere Gal!
Subbed, and liked!
Cheers.
Thank you for all of the tutorials! You are my go-to channel to learn how I want to do anything in Premiere Pro and After Effects!
One shortcut I use for making cuts is Cmd+K. Automatically makes the cut where the play head is at.
And your new set looks great! The neon sign is an awesome idea.
Like always, Premier Gal is a game changer!
I really am so happy to have found this channel. I wish I knew these few years ago😢
THX a lot! I didn't even know I could move the center point for zooming however that makes sense. Today I learned something new that makes my efforts less.
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1:12 gampang zoom in
2:26 digital zoom in
I like how you talked. Clear and concise. Subscribed!
This is so helpful! I’ve been wasting so much time doing key frames. Can’t wait to use this on our next video!!
Yes! Glad to hear it. You can also save different Motion Tween variations as a preset.
Great content! I would love to see how you set up your layout. For us newbies, it would really help!
I was just looking for a tutorial on this and all I could find was transition tutorials - thank you so much Premiere Gal
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Have been looking for this today and now you just made my day. Have a good one Kelsey
You too! Thanks for dropping a line :)
ty you really helped me make a video good cause im new and didnt know how to zoom smoothly
Thank you for your Tutorial videos.
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What a smooth clearly comfortable explanation.
Excellent. Never knew about 'anchor point', but for doing coverage a super slow zoom in on the actor's eyes is always good. I guess always shoot in 4k and distribute in HD.
Thank you so much. This is a life saver 😁
Thanks Kels! great tips
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Thanks so much great tutorial subscribed!
Thank you so much for these tips especially the motion tween trick - it will save me a lot of time doing the key framing. 😊
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Best explanation. Best.
Thank you for this tutorial Premiere Gal! Per usual, your videos are concise and content that is so useful. I have purchased the Motion Tween in the past, per your recommendation, so I will definitely use this.
Nicely done.
Thank you so much , you saved me hours of useless tutorial
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You are a great teacher, this was very helpful!
Thanks Kelsey for another great video. I didn't think about using the anchor point. This will save me a lot of time. I'll check into the plug ins as they will save me even more time. Happy New Year!
Yay for Film Impact Motion Tween. Love their plugins
Seriously, my favorite plugin!
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I don't think I need to pay to drag zoom pro anymore, lol! Thanks Gal!
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The last one was fantastic. Although, all of them good. But Plugins zoom was simple. Anyway, Thanks Gal as always for your awesome contents.
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That is so helpful!!! I am editing my first vlog and the first zoom tip is going to be perfect for my video. Thank you!!
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Can you believe I had the Motion Tween as a part of the Film Impact pack and never used before because I never even noticed it was there? Thanks a lot Kelsey!
There are a lot of great transitions in FilmImpact and Motion Tween is definitely underrated! Lots of cool hidden treasures inside.
@@PremiereGal Yeah! And now I know them thanks to you. Appreciated.
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wow, such useful tutorial on topic of zoom in premiere pro! have a Wonderful New Year!
Thanks Victor! Happy New Year! 🎊
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Love easy ease one zoom
Perfect
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The fourth way within Premiere, of course, also involves scale and position keyframes, but if you do it using the Transform tool, you can simulate zoom-lens blur with the "shutter angle" altered. Kelsey, if you use the Motion Tween plug-in, do you still deal with moving the anchor point first?
Hey There - Yes, you can use the transform tool also, there are definitely, I'm sure, many more creative ways to creative zooms. I only showcase three :) As for your question about Motion Tween, you can customize the movement using the controls that are available under Motion Tween from Effect Controls.
Thanks for the video. I like your new look. I think you know what I mean.
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Could you add the Motion Tween link to the rest of the resources in the description? Thanks for another great video!
It’s listed there in the description, under “Film Impact Transitions” discount code: PREMIEREGAL10
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Hahah, thanks Gary for humoring me!
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Haha, nothing new!
hello mam. your sharing knowledge is very usefull for me. thanks a lot to mutch. please one help need. now premier pro timeline scroll using key alt+mouse scroll. can i change key alt+scroll mouse to ctrl+scroll mouse. if possible please guide
Very helpful, but another example of how Adobe drops the simplicity ball! This kind of intuitive A to B transitioning is so much faster and more intuitive than manually entering keyframes and adjusting parameters, but it's the default way these operations are handled in comparatively underpowered programs like Camtasia. It's part of what makes me hate Premiere (besides the glitches and crashing). There's already so much complexity to the program, and they make zero effort to reduce it and the time required to work in Pro.
This plugin is what I was looking for, but premiere should just make it so that you can move the anchor point and position values at the same time. Problem solved. Because if I want to get a certain framing on someone's face I need to move the anchor point, zoom in, check that my framing's right, if it's not I have to zoom out move the anchor point again and then zoom in again. And I have to repeat this until I get the framing I want and then I can zoom out with keyframes and not show any black bars. Why has premier not implemented this?
Did you use Zelda and Chill for the music?
So good voice u r.
what if the object you'd like to zoom to is moving across your frame?
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Is there anyway to make a digital zoom in without changing the scale, in case you're working on a grid with multiple images and dont wanna mes up ? Thanks
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