In today's video, I'm going to show you
how to create that really cool
retro view master photo slideshow effect.
Let's get into it.
Hey Everyone.
Kelsey here and welcome back to Gal.
So in one of Dan Mace's recent.
Videos he took out.
a view-naster and did this.
Really cool slideshow. Effect
and it brought back some memories
and I was like, oh, I remember
having one of those.
So I thought it would be cool
to actually create this effect
in Premiere.
Pro and show you.
How it works.
Now, I put together a whole photo
slideshow pack that's.
Available on my store and I added.
This effect to that pack.
You can go to Premier.
Dot com slash store.
To go
check out my photos
slideshow pack to see if.
It's something you want to add.
To your video editing tool.
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but for now, let's
go ahead and jump into Premier. Pro.
So this photo here.
That I have in
my timeline is from Disneyland.
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Files to.
Follow along for free
and I'll put a link just down below.
So what. I'm going to do.
Is actually create a.
Color map
first and we're going to apply a mask on.
Top of that.
Go to.
The negative space in your project window
control click.
Or right click, go.
To new item color matte.
And I'm just going to hit. OK.
And make it. Block that.
We can drag and drop it on
top of the clip.
Now, I only.
Want this to be two.
Seconds long,
so I'm going to type in exactly.
Two.
Seconds here into the time code
and then I'm just going to.
Cut press shift
to cut both of these layers.
Then go back.
To the selection tool by pressing V
and delete this access clips.
So now it's just a block mat.
If we turn on this layer.
The photos. Beneath.
So what we want to do.
Is create a square.
Photo mask on top of this color matte.
So go to.
Effect controls in underneath.
Opacity select create four.
Point polygon mask.
We still have some more work to do.
Firstly, we need to invert it
because we want the. Photo to.
Be inside of the mask.
The next thing we.
Can do is scale it up to scale this up,
go to the.
Corner until you get that rotation
symbol. Press shift.
And then click. To scale this up.
Now we need to make it more square.
So now we need to expand. The edges here.
So I'm going to click and lasso
and select the. Top two.
And then.
Click, then press shift to bring this up.
So it's proportional
and I'll do the same at the bottom.
So now we.
Roughly have a. Square
now I know this is kind of annoying.
I've pointed it. Out to Adobe.
Why can't we just make.
A square. Mask from the beginning?
And fingers. Crossed it is.
Happening soon.
So now that. We have our base.
I'm going to go up to Mask Expansion
and just click on this number and.
Roll this. Out until we get the rounded.
Edges.
You can add as much as you need to until.
It looks right for the look that you're.
Going for.
So I think this looks pretty good.
And then the good thing
about using the color matte,
when the mask is beneath.
This, we have our photo so we.
Can go up to motion
and then reposition
it inside of the mask.
So it looks better.
In the frame that we need.
The next thing
we're going to do is add some noise
and some color adjustments to make it.
Look a little bit more. Retro.
So I'm going to move. Up the.
Color matte on to video.
Layer three.
Again, I'm going to control
Click and right click on the negative.
Space, then go to adjustment.
Layer and drag the adjustment layer
on to video.
Layer to cut off the access here.
And then from effects
I'm going to search for noise drag
and drop it onto the adjustment layer.
And now I'm going to add in about
20% of green and now you can.
See that it looks a little.
Bit more. Retro.
Another thing that we can.
Do is add a channel blur.
So from here we can.
Play around with the RG
be blurriness underneath. Red.
If I open this up, if I. Increase.
This, you can see it.
Brings out some green. Halos.
Around the image
kind of distorting it and.
This will vary photo, the photo.
It's going to look
a little bit different.
So you. Can apply. The channel.
Blur if you. Want this. Type of. Effect.
Another thing that you can do
is go over to the LA.
Metric Color. Panel and from.
Creative the look.
Dropdown we can apply one of.
These film filters.
So for example.
The Fuji F. 12.
Five Kodak, if we apply that, it will.
Also give it a more. Film like look.
So now we need to do the animation
in the key framing, but before.
We do that.
We need to nested.
So it's one layer, so it's going to be.
Easier. To animate.
So click in lasso and select.
All three layers. At once.
Then you can go up to clip
and select nest and we.
Can create our first slide nest.
And now we have just one layer.
And if we. Double click.
And open this up.
All three layers exist.
Within that one layer.
So going back into our main timeline.
Here, this.
Is where we can use effect controls on
just this one layer
to create our animation.
So to make the rotation easier,
I'm going to first change
the anchor point.
So if you select the anchor point,
you can see it's just in the center.
What I'm going to do is actually move
this anchor point to the corner.
Of the photo.
So that way
when we rotate it, it rotates.
From the corner.
Of course,
we're going to animate the position
to we're going to.
Move to the alt. Point.
So around here
we can always change this later on.
This is where we want
the photo to end up.
So I'm going to set a.
Key frame, turn on the toggle
animation
on rotation, also on position,
because this is
going to be the end point.
Then we're going
to go back to the beginning
and this is where I'm going to.
Rotate this up.
And I also want the photo to move up.
So using this vertical position here,
going to move.
This up out of. Frame.
So that way it just rotates.
In and it.
Happens pretty quick
because it's a very quick slide.
But if you want it to be.
Slower, you.
Can always lasso and select
these two key frames and. Drag it out.
To make it a little bit more smooth.
You can.
Control click or right click.
On these key frames and ease in.
Another thing you can do between
these two points is add a gosh in blur.
So that way
during the motion part,
it's a little bit more blurry.
So I'm going to go to Effects and search.
For.
Gaussian Blur and Drag
and drop it onto Slide one.
And then we want it to be blurry
from the beginning.
So we. Can increase it to 100.
So a key frame
then as it goes in, bring it down to.
Zero this is what it looks like.
Now.
We need to do the exact same thing, but.
At the very. End. Of our slide here.
So again.
We're going to set
keyframes on the position
and the rotation also.
Set a. Keyframe on the blurriness.
We want it to get blurry.
And then let's. Move.
To the end of this clip.
And once again, we're going to rotate.
It off. Screen.
We also. See right here that there's.
A problematic line happening here.
I will show you how to fix this
in just a second.
But first.
Let's finish the animation here.
We can move this down and off.
To the left.
So that way it'll.
Move down and then we can.
Move this over.
So we did the rotation.
And the position
and now we just need to add
the Gaussian blur.
So right around
here, let's increase this.
Back up to 100.
The next thing we need to do is.
Get rid of.
This line here. To get rid of this.
Line,
we need to go into the nested sequence
here into slide one, and we need to.
Scale up the.
Color matte. Slightly so we can.
Go in here and we can scale this up
to one or two, for example,
and let's go back to the demo here
and look at. That. It disappeared.
So that's how you animate one photo.
But what about. Multiple. Photos?
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As the first. Photo animates out?
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And now. Let's get back.
Into the. Tutorial.
Now let's go back into our product panel
and let's take another photo here.
Let's say Thunder.
Mountain from Disneyland.
Let's drag and drop this
and let's roll it.
And so it's the same length
as the image below.
Two.
Seconds and then we can move this over
and let's choose one more.
The Jungle Cruise.
Then we can go back into our nested
sequence, double click to open that up
and lasso and select
the color matte and the adjustment layer
command C or control C on a PC.
Then press command V.
To paste.
It and let's
bring this over on the first one
and then one more time paste. It.
And drag it on the second clip.
And now we're going to nest.
These as well.
We'll call this slide two.
And let's do the same thing with the.
Last. Group.
So now on these two. Photos, we're.
Going to copy and paste the animation.
So on this. Slide.
This animation here
we're going to press command C, R.
Control C to copy.
And then last, someone select these.
Two other slide. Nest.
That we just created.
And control.
Click or right.
Click and we're not going to paste.
We're going.
To paste attributes. In here.
We're just going to paste the motion
and the blur. So hit. OK.
So now this has the animation,
but then you're looking at this one.
Wait, what happened to the mouse?
Well, it turns out.
That this photo is just.
Smaller than the mouse.
So we have to go back in and go.
To this photo and just scale it up
so it fits inside.
Of our mask because the mouse was.
Actually bigger.
But what about having them
come in at the same time?
So as this animates.
Out, we see part of the second photo.
So this is where we can stack them.
So as this. Comes. Out.
We can bring.
Up slide two to video layer.
Two and then bring it over.
And a good tip I have is pressing option
and the.
Left arrow bracket key to move over.
Frame by frame until we see it.
And look at this.
We have a beautiful.
View, master. Effect.
And it's not that. Complicated.
It's actually pretty easy to do. And to.
Add. The frosting on the cake.
Here, this.
Is where we can go in and add.
The sound effect.
By the way, if you. Purchase my.
Photo slideshow effect, this.
Sound effect comes with it
and we can just. Take this slideshow.
Sound.
It's actually a camera shutter,
but it kind of kind of sounds like.
The slide effect does.
Bring this down here
and we can duplicate.
It at each slide. Point.
So I can. Press. Option.
Drag it to. Duplicate it.
And now it.
Has a sound effects
pretty cool.
So my photo slideshow.
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So you're not just going
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but a bunch others in different aspect.
Ratios as well.
So to import the template
after you download it,
you can just drag and.
Drop the product file.
Into. Your project. Window.
And then just.
Press.
Create new folder
and allow for duplicate media.
And you can just import the.
Entire project. Here.
And once it's imported.
It creates this folder.
And then you can double click on all.
Slides. And here you can see that.
There's a placeholder here.
So you.
Can double click on the slide
and you can.
Delete this text placeholder.
And then drag in your own. Photo.
For example.
This photo here.
And then you can. Scale it.
Into the color matte.
Just like that.
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Template just makes it easier to go in
and just drag.
And drop your placeholders.
So you don't
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