Merging your video files seems to be the easiest editing job, but when you’re using your ordinary laptop without special editing software, it might turn into real crusade in a search for a right tool.
To keep it fast and simple, please see the rest of this tutorial.
So we have those 3 separate files with family video content that we want to upload to YouTube as one video, they are recorded at different times and…whooops…they have different codecs.
In this tutorial we will guide you how to add a night vision effect on a video in Adobe After Effects.
In this tutorial we will guide you on how to remove an object from a video using Adobe After effects.
With hand held video recording devices, you can get the desired HD footage but the video result is a bit shaky. In the footage over here you can see that as the camera is moving, the footage is shaking a lot.
In this video we will guide you how to stabilize a video in After Effects.
In this tutorial, we will teach you how to use markers in Premiere Pro.
For this tutorial, we will be working on a footage that has three different shots within a single clip. Now what if you want to identify the exact frame where the shot changes. This is where markers come in handy. They act as visual reference points which can help you organize a long source clip.
In this tutorial, you will teach you how you can use the JKL keys to trim videos in Premiere Pro.
THE JKL keys are quite useful tools in Premiere Pro primarily because the only way you can know if the cut has the right time is to play through the timeline and watch the clip in real-time. THE JKL keys allow you to play through the sequence and you can trim the clip at the right time by pressing a single key.
So let’s get started with how you can use these keys to navigate and trim clips in the timeline.
In this tutorial, we will guide you how to use of RGB Parade feature in Adobe Premiere for color toning and improving the digital video.
RGB Parade is basically a graphical solution within Adobe Premiere for enhancing the color of the video. All the three color channels in a video, that is red, green and blue, can be viewed and dealt with separately with this feature. This enables you to do a very accurate color correction.
In this tutorial, we will teach you how to add different style and filters to a clip in Adobe Premiere. For this tutorial, we will be adding film saturated color themed video effects where the subject will be more focused than the surrounding.
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