what's happening guys Dan Debenham here and today in this tutorial we are going to
be looking at how we recreate the Gibson Hazard zoom transition effect basically
it gives you the opportunity to make yourself a zoom in intro for your videos
it's very quick very simple let's get to it
okay so now that we're in Premiere Pro we've got all our clips on our timeline
we've got all the assets that we need in place what you can see from this point
here from this timeline is I've got a little bit of footage before it I've got
a little bit of footage after the intro that we're gonna create so we've got
this little bit here now in between that I've got a series of
images I've got a Ronin s, i've got a beach with the moon I've got a mountain and
I've got a beach in the sun, now in theory it would help if all the images
were similar lighting and so on and so forth but you know any was always
thought taken from the same way and if it was a moving in shot or you were
tracking a dolly shot or something then it would help that they were all doing the
same sort of thing because that adds to the overall appeal and effect to it
however for this particular tutorial it's more mechanics side of it that
we're looking at rather than the actual footage yourself so with that in mind
what we've done here is we've got these four clips and let's just zoom in a
little bit to those so we can see that these four clips in place in between our
two bits of footage and what I've done here is I've made these four clips three
frames long each now obviously the longer you make your frames four frames
5 6 7 10 12 20 obviously the the longer your effect is gonna take to
switch between each individual clip they're thereby slowed down the whole
zooming in zooming out effect. So to achieve a zoom-in and zoom-out effect
what we're going to do is we're gonna go to the beginning of the first clip that
we want to zoom in so we've got this clip here when I highlight that and we
can see here we've got it running and here we are so what we can do from that
is we can hit the stopwatch on scale and that is fitted to this it's a hundred
and ninety three percent at the moment we're then gonna move to the end of our
clip still which is basically the beginning the next clip still and with
our first clip selected and we're going to roughly double the size
our clip so we're gonna say we're gonna take them to 400 okay so now we've got
up to two keyframes in one here and one here weren't beginning at one at the end
what is that the full-size screen so that is not as much of the image shown
on to your screen as possible the other is double the size of the
original image so then we go move to the next clip basically do the same thing
over and over again so we hit scale stocks on scale move to the end of that
clip and then we double that again so that would be sort of 700 so let's say
it's 700 that and then again we do the same again so we're here again we scale
and we leave it out a hundred percent what we want to see move to the end and
then we go to and then we do the same again on the last fourth clip so make
sure was selected on it click the stopwatch to add a keyframe move across
to the end and then double the clip again so let's make this one 450 just the
ease is safe so in effect what we've now got is we've got a clip of starts here
and as it moves as you can see is nice going past it each clip individually
moves forward in time they also get larger so in effect we get this sort of
effect over three frames now there is no real easy way of adding a motion blur to
this set of Clips it within Premiere Pro so the way we would do that is to make
it easy for ourselves it's just highlight all those Clips ctrl and click
and we would replace it with an After Effects composition which would be this
one as we've been seeing it here we go now I will highlight each and every one
of these including the main composition to have a motion blur save that and they
will file Adobe dynamic link and I would replace it with a
linked sequence now that's brought that link sequence into play so here we are
it's now imported that linked effect into our timeline and then got to
sequence and we render our selection which is done and then from that point
on I can then show you what that would look like so we've got a couple walking
on the beach and then were into a different effect. That's all there is to it it's very very quick very
simple this was a very very very short tutorial and if you did like it and you
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and I will see you guys next time