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[#Video #Editing] Doing VFX In 5 Minutes vs 30 Minutes vs 2 Hours!

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Doing VFX In 5 Minutes vs 30 Minutes vs 2 Hours!

By Olufemii
Published: Jan 28, 2022

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Olufemii Watch Herman take ordinary clips and turn them into AMAZING VFX in 5 min, 30 min, and 2 hrs.
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    Timestamps

  • 00:00 – Intro
  • 01:15 – 5 Minutes
  • 05:01 – 30 Minutes
  • 14:54 – 2 Hours
  • 18:13 – Outro

Inspired by Benny Productions. Check Him Out Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2gM1A…

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[#AfterEffects #Video] How to Make a Text Reveal in After Effects | Easy Tutorial

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How to Make a Text Reveal in After Effects | Easy Tutorial

By Learnin5
Published: Jun 01, 2016

“
Learnin5 In this tutorial, we learn how to make a slick text reveal in After Effects quickly with trim paths! Make text fill a path in a sleek flat design. Easy text reveal for an intro!

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[#Photoshop #Tutorials] How To: Photoshop Tutorial – Soft Focus Effect

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How To: Photoshop Tutorial – Soft Focus Effect

By Photoshop Tutorials
Published: May 18, 2018

“
Photoshop Tutorials In today’s Photoshop tutorial, I will share a few great techniques on how to create a soft focus effect. All stocks are free to download so you can follow along.

Stock Images
http://www.photoshoptutorials.tv/how-…

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[#Adobe #Design] How to Automatically Create Captions and Subtitles in Adobe Premiere Pro

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How to Automatically Create Captions and Subtitles in Adobe Premiere Pro

By AdobeMasters
Published: Aug 24, 2022

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AdobeMasters Today we are going over a technique to automatically create subtitles or captions for your video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC!

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If you want to learn more about the Adobe products. Here are a couple of cheap courses I learned from.
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Subscribe to see more Adobe related content, videos every other day.

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[#AfterEffects #Video] How To Make A Progress Bar In After Effects | Easy Tutorial

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How To Make A Progress Bar In After Effects | Easy Tutorial

By Learnin5
Published: May 22, 2017

“
Learnin5 Quick and easy tutorial on how to create a basic progress bar with counting numbers in After Effects.
It’s a great flat design effect for motion graphics no plugins or presets required!

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[#Photoshop #Tutorial] Keep One Color in Photoshop [No Masks Needed!]

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Keep One Color in Photoshop [No Masks Needed!]

By Photoshop Training Channel
Published: Jun 01, 2022

“
Photoshop Training Channel In this video, you will learn an easy trick to make an image black and white and keep one color.

With the Hue and Saturation adjustment layer, you can flip a selected range of colors to desaturate them. But if you “flip” the selected colors, you will instead be able to leave only one color and make the rest black and white.

I hope you enjoy this easy technique to isolate colors in Photoshop to create partial black and white photos!

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    INDEX – Selective Color Photo Effect in Photoshop!

  • 00:00 – Introduction
  • 00:09 – Create a Hue/Sat Adjustment and Sample a Color
  • 00:26 – Desaturate The Selected Color
  • 00:35 – Invert the Selected Colors to Keep One
  • 01:01 – Final Thoughts
    CREDITS

  • Photoshop video tutorials by Jesus Ramirez

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[#AfterEffects #Video] This MATRIX Effect is EASIER To Recreate Than You Might Think

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This MATRIX Effect is EASIER To Recreate Than You Might Think

By Cinecom.net
Published: Aug 12, 2022

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Cinecom.net Learn how to recreate the Hollywood Matrix Bullet Time effect in a few easy and simple steps in this Adobe After Effects tutorial video.

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More Adobe After Effects Tutorials: https://www.youtube.com/playlist…

Read More: https://www.cinecom.net/after-effects…

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[#AfterEffects #Video] Create an AVATAR PLANET with Matte Painting (After Effects Tutorial)

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Create an AVATAR PLANET with Matte Painting (After Effects Tutorial)

By Cinecom.net
Published: May 13, 2022

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Cinecom.net Learn how to composite and Matte Painting a surreal environment like the Avatar: The Way of Water in this Adobe After Effects Tutorial.

[#Photoshop #Tutorial] Create Dynamic Motion Blur In Photoshop

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Create Dynamic Motion Blur In Photoshop

By Photoshop Training Channel
Published: May 17, 2022

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Photoshop Training Channel

    Let me show you how to create dynamic blurs in Photoshop.

  • Start by duplicating the Background Layer twice.
  • Work with the top layer first.
  • Go into “Select” and choose “Subject”.
  • Then click on the Layer Mask Icon to remove the background.
  • To avoid ghosting with blurring, remove the foreground from the background.
  • To do so, hold CTRL (or Command), and click on the Layer Mask Thumbnail to load the mask as a selection.
  • You can then enable the layer below.
  • Go into “Edit,” and choose “Content-Aware Fill”.
  • Make sure to output to the current layer, and press “OK”.
  • Next, convert the background into a Smart Object to have the ability to edit the blur.
  • Enable the top layer, and go into “Filter” > “Blur Gallery,” and choose “Path Blur”.
  • Drag to orient the blur in the scene.
  • You can even add multiple paths to create multiple blurs.
  • Use the controls on the right to adjust the blur over your image.

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