Auto & Manual Motion Tracking an Object with Premiere Pro
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- Опубликовано: 20 авг 2024
- KEYFRAME BY KEYFRAME TRACKING AND THE SINGLE CLICK TRACKING! | We will check out how to make a call out title follow a moving object in this video.
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In this Premier Pro video editing tutorial, we will use keyframes to manually keyframe out call out title along with a moving object in this video clip and use a series of clicks that will make the best of a situation that isn’t yet automated in Premiere Pro. We will then create a mask to pixelate out somebody’s face and use the auto-tracking feature to use the power of Premiere’s engine to generate as many keyframes as needed to auto track an object in your video.
⚡️ written tutorial here: bit.ly/2f4k1ac
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You don't always have to click between the monitor and the effects panel in order to move frames.
You can just hover your mouse over the video monitor and use the scroll wheel to move one frame at a time
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This is the worst keyframing advice I have ever seen (sorry!). First, clicking on "V3" in the timeline does absolutely nothing for keyframing. It's completely unnecessary. If you followed his instructions without doing this, you would have the exact same results. Second, using arrow keys to keyframe is mindless. It's slow and tedious. All you need to do is: 1) Drag your watermark/whatever onto the sequence. It should already be selected, and already be at frame 1. Drag the time selector to wherever you want to start keyframing. Click on the "effects" tab, and click on the "position" clock, which triggers your keyframe. Now, go to the last frame of the clip you want your watermark to appear, use your mouse to click and drag your watermark to where you want it to be. Boom, keyframed. Go halfway inbetween, drag it to where you want it to be. Then, keep going halfway inbetween all of your keyframes while occasionally dragging the time selector through the clip to see where it's going. All you need to do from there is touch up points in the video where you need to add more keyframes. If you don't keyframe at the end or halfway, then your keyframe is going to stop at your last keyframe. This is why starting from 1st frame, moving a few frames, then adding another one is stupid. If he had jumped 5 seconds ahead instead of 5 frames, his watermark would have already been moving where it needed to go, avoiding the need for so many keyframes. You can also use your scroll wheel to quickly go forward/back in the clip, while dragging your watermark. 100x faster than using arrow keys. Also, "Motion icon" is not a clickable icon. All he did was select the effects tab by doing that. Just overly convoluted advice.
This is how I do it as well. Good advice here
Can you make a video. Plz
I have to disagree... Without clicking "Motion" the blue frame did not come up. Only with that "on" I was able to use my mouse to keep the object on the path...
do a tutorial on it man!! start your youtube career
Chill man, you made me read to much
I've been watching tutorials non-stop for over a month now. You were the first one that was so charismatic I actually subbed right after the video. Good job!
Very high talk to information ratio.....
It's the same with all channels now. They're all over the top with gestures and 'excitement' in order to be the latest and greatest. Really gets irritating.
@@Planehazza Why be irritated, did you pay the youtuber host to not do that?
@@Planehazza Not ALL channels, I dare you to look at my game tutorials, they don't waste a second of your time...
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I’ve watched so many videos to try and help me and this just solved three of my problems with in 8 mins.
im just starting and tNice tutorials video was perfect.Well explained and easy to follow for a beginner.I never understood soft soft till i watched tNice tutorials.
Dude - you explained this better than the other videos I've watched. Worked like a charm! Thanks bud.
Thanks for the kind words!
I just spent about an hour trying to figure this out and this saved me so much more time thank you ❤
year 2018.. manual tracking in 20$ p/m editor..
bro
I have it for free lol
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@@minhmanma736 It's at my USB. There is no link
@@minhmanma736 It just require to install offline
really good 3 years later, cheers
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GREAT VIDEO THOUGH
I’ve watched so many videos to try and help me and this just solved three of my problems with in 8 mins. U get a sub dude. Ur actually epic
Glad to hear, Burra! Thanks for the kind words.
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thanks homie had no idea you could do this in premiere until now
you can do it in filmora too!
@@stefnikgaming4515 which one is better filmora or premiere pro as i wanna make some videos?
@@webstermickey69 premiere pro
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Let's blur his face so you can help us get him faster.
Just trying to help out whatever way I can 😂
Motion tracking would be so nice to have in Premiere to. So Adobe.. Please 😀
That's why you have after After Effects and that's the right application for a cleaner effect
@Ahmed Shahriar I disagree. You have a choice between using a basic track if that will suffice, as this video teaches you, in Premiere alone...Or if you need total control and accuracy, After Affects is the more appropriate application for this procedure. These days you can even right click on the clip in question on the Premiere timeline and Adobe will bridge it to the After Effects application, the bridge updates realtime between the two applications. Why the need to duplicate features in both applications? Premiere is for editing, AE is for FX... simple!
@@BeausToyFarm At this point I really wish they'd just combine the two programs. A lot of the functions After Effects provides are pretty much basic video editing essentials these days.
I figured out how to do that automatically in Premiere! 🔥. You can track a mask just like it was shown to blur out the face and then use the mask path keyframes to move the motion graphics layer (or any layer for that matter). It also works for rotation and scale. Check out the most recent tutorial on my channel to see how to do it 😊
you may simply do it by masking and track it. 😉
I gave thumbs up after like 10 seconds, just for the video- and sound quality! Crisp!!
Thank you, David!
...also, great tutorial! :)
Thanks. I was trying to figure out how to do this today in premiere. Perfect timing on this one.
thank you for knowing the tutorial good job
I ca back to soft after about 10 years when I was using soft soft 10 and for its best program Ive seen in fact its also simpliest one
Subscribed for calling out your keyboard buttons... because I'm learning and that helps... also please narrate what's going on your mind when you're working... helps understand your workflow and why it is the way it is.
very cool. thanks
Thank you so much! I've been wanting to do text tracking like this for a long time (a la SovietWomble)
I see your man of culture as well
production. Thanks again!
The manual tracking will get smoother if the motion keys are made spline.
Thanks. I learned from you. And now I'm going to go teach other people.
thank you it helped me get an A in school!!!!!
Hi sir thank you verymuch!
Open Tracker in panel or go to window and click tracker and do track motion and do some settings and make a null object then click edit target and set it to the object then track and add an expression to rotation or position in the MAIN target like solid then link the expression to position or rotation
Please give a brief description of the plugin, how to use it. How to use the plugin. How to use it.
Great video and really helpful! I couldn't get a grasp on how the setuper works but it's all clear now.
Very good advice. Thank you so much!
Jake Pauler
Outstanding tutorial. Thank you so much for highlighting all the nuances for a newcomer like myself.
Lots of love bro
Great tutorial, thanks man
You're editing skills are point Matthew. I hope I can make my videos as smooth and entertaining to watch as yours! And by the way, thanks for all the videos. Ras Kitchen has actually helped me through some hard times, and I'm always looking forward to the next video.
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Very useful bro I like it
Awesome awesome awesome, cant wait to use this for my videos!
Really appreciate the kind words! 👍
Very good information bro 👍👌
THANK YOU!
second method helps me a lot i finish my tracking within a minute it saves my time n job :P
You are awesome!
you need to do it in after effect .. NLE PP is not shipped with tracking feature.
Super! Thanks!
thats really helping dude, thank you
thanks, man spent 3 hours trying to troubleshoot this
I figured out how to do that automatically in Premiere: track text, graphics and literally anything. Check out the most recent video on my channel where I explain that.
6:30 this is nice. I never knew how. Cool
thank you so much it halped very much.
Elements is awesome it even has better exports better them premiere pro
Because of this i think i finish my video thank you!!
Drag the volu for the setuper track that you're recording into all the way down.
Great video, thank you! Really like the fact that you mention all keystrokes and clicks!
BOOOM!!! GRACIAS MAN!
How to do this for 360 videos where the text follows where the person is looking at ?
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I love you man thanks
Thank you for both!!!
"Let's say that this guy is so highly wanted we need to blur his face out"
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Excellent. You really helped me out. Thanks!
This is really valuable thanks for pointing out the proper steps. Keyframes are underrated :D
Amazing tutorial. Thank you so much
Thank you!
thank you so much!
This video is much more digestible than your typical tutorials because of the shorter time. Don't get me wrong i enjoy the long videos but sometimes you just need a quick 10 minute one to get the job done! Thanks for the years of useful videos Nathaniel. Love and appreciate ya papa bless.
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Hello friend, would have some tutorial on how to put this magnifying glass in the zoom. thanks and sorry for my poor english
I didn't know stuff like this was so easy to do!
Somethings are much easier when you know how they're done :D
super dope. Gonna try this myself
Wow! Two great videos in one. Will be using both! Thanks
Thanks alot bro..........
Thanks for sharing this
Great video, simple yet effective info. God Bless
"Firmly keeping that target right in the middle of that biker's chest"
Yeah. Sure. I wouldn't say firmly, but sure.
thanks! especially for the quick keys
Amazing, thank you sk much
been looking for this tutorial! nice one!
i subscribe coz the transition is easy to make and simple
What if you just copied the keyframes from the blur mask track to the call out title animation???
Jake Pauler
Hi have you tried your idea here? Is it successful just to copy the keyframes from the mask tracking into the text positions? Thanks
That's....that's a really good idea! But.. how do you copy frames?
I NEED TO KNOW HOW TO COPY FRAMES BADLY
i'm about to try this method. i dont think it works tho, but it is irritating that adobe clearly has the tech to make it possible, but doesnt allow its functionality
WANTED: Pixelated Face Guy. If you have any information leading to the apprehension of this individual, contact your local digital media authorities.
Thanks for this video. Helped me out a great deal. Keep up the great work.
Great tutorial! Subscribed!
Thanks for the love!
Thanks so much man, I'm constantly forgetting how to do this and your video is my go to
The single click tracking turns out to have the same process with the first tracking, but less tedious to do. I don't call this "automatic" when in the first place you still have to MANUALLY adjust or sort things out. Yet, still a good video.
Very helpfull..
i don’t have the little rectangle icon next to motion... is it a plugin?
Thank You sir
but you don't show how synchronize the adjustment layer with the text, still using the manual tracking... are a yoke???
Was thinking the other day that Adobe should integrate a sandboxed After Effects into Premiere so you can create your effects with live previews - I'm not sure if I explained that very well.
Nice tutorial, thanks!
Great!!!
how do you do the mouse over effect you're using here in the tutorial. that's what I'm looking for and can't find anywhere lol
Thank you! This video was a huge help
well i have done this but for some reason when i hold shift and try and move the graphic all it does is move the video forward?
This helps me much, thanks for this video.
Great video, so helpful! Thanks!
Thanks for watching, Joey!
Thanks im gonna use it!! Very simple and easy!!
Great video! Very helpful for a client request👍🏾
Thanks! That was helpful
I found out a way to use the auto-tracked mask path keyframes and apply then as position/rotation/scale keyframes so you can do auto tracking for motion graphics and literally any other layer you have on the timeline! I have a tutorial how to do it on my channel