Save HOURS Editing Vertical Video! Auto-Rotate Clips in Premiere & Resolve
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- čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
- Do you manually rotate your video clips when editing in a vertical timeline? You are wasting time! Check out how I auto rotate all of my video clips BEFORE I edit.
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00:00 - Introduction
00:58 Rotating Clips in Premiere Pro
2:22 - Rotating Clips in Davinci Resolve
2:46 - outro - Věda a technologie
Another hot tip is you can rotate the source footage in the Apple finder. Select a clip > left click > quick actions > rotate left or hold option to select rotate right.
Under the effects controls in Premiere, you can also right click on any effect and save its parameters as a preset. I use to do this a lot for rotating clips as well.
Love that the video is a year old and I googled how to do this and it was your beautiful mug that popped up. Thanks brotha!
Absolutely great trick! Right to the point, no time wasted... Great vid!
Exactly what I was looking for and more!
Wow!! This is perfect! I've been trying to figure this out for so long and ended up rotating manually! This is a total game changer!
I’m glad it helped!! Thanks for watching
Amazing, thank you for saving me tons of time!!!
This just saved me so much time. thank you so much!!!!
Thank you, it saved me hours of work!
OMG this saves so much time, thank you
This is the clearest explanation so far :) One more step for help - I shoot 4k vertical (for wiggle room), the first step is great and solves so much problems, but now I have a cropped view of the video on a horizontal source view (black bars each side), and what is the easiest/best way to change that?
Exactly what I'm trying to figure out. It's a cropped view in source view, I can't actually see the clip I want to edit properly, really annoying.
The best way is to actually rotate the clips at source outside of premiere pro, I'm on a macbook and if you organise all your vertical footage into one folder, select all of them and then use rotate left and it will batch rotate them at source, and they will be perfect once you import them into premiere pro!
@@taidghrichards4329 and this can be done without taking away from the quality? I'm on Windows, so wondering if it's possible like mac
@@reelvizualmedia Yep pretty sure the functionality is within windows and no it doesn't degrade the quality at all.
@@taidghrichards4329 I'll give this a shot at home. How exactly are you rotating them left once they're all selected?
Super helpful man . thanks for sharing !!!
Thanks for checking out the video dude!
Fantastic time save, thanks for sharing
Thank you sooo much... subbed!!! Is there a way to rotate the clip in source window though ? I have to drag it to timeline while reviewing the footages in bin
Thank you from a fellow digital content creator from west coast canada!
You absolute legend! This has saved me so much time
Aye I’m glad it helped! Thanks for watching dude
Great video as always bro!
Thank you so much Wen!! I appreciate you watching 🙌
Great tip! When I used to shoot on Canon, this would have saved me so much time 😅 Thank god for Sony auto rotating!
Great vid thanks!
So many hours saved, now I can watch hours of Jordan Pulmano content 😘
Hours of the same desk content! 🙌 I appreciate it dudeeee
THANK YOU!!
thank you so much!!!!
wow you angel this worked!
But as soon as i apply color space transform, it makes a black border on top and on the bottom of the vertical video. Can you tell me why that is? Seems like a bug, but i have seen that the transform tool remains horizontal, maybe that’s the problem.
ue mi hai salvato la vita. grande pulmano.
Thanks a lot
OMY GOSH you are my savior
This is SOOOO helpful!
Glad it was helpful man!! Thanks for watching
Source Effects are literally a game changer for batch corrections across footage on Premiere 😮💨
is there a way to do this if you're editing vertical as well as horizontal videos in one timeline without having to manually select which ones are vertical and need to be transformed?
Ive been using this tip for a while but whenever I get into workflows that require masks, they are clipped into squares.
Presumably because it wouldve been out of frame when horizontal, yet i have not found an easy fix other than exporting the source clip vertically first.
This is with premiere pro, I may just be dense.
Thank you so much.
Glad it helped man!
man .. i used to copy on each clip in the timeline. never thought it can do in master bin ..lol silly me.. thanks mate
Tysm
tnx a lot
And Jordan comes in clutch again
Aye glad it helped man!!
I still have one huge problem, all your clips in your Library are off, you can't really see full frame, In my case, I'm editing 4k footage on 1080X1920 timeline, so my source monitor is still horizontal, so I can't really see all the footage like I normally would.
the only downside of doing it this way is that the top and bottom of the clips are cropped in the project bin and source monitor which sucks to edit
Is there a way to fix that?
title say Auto-Rotate but in the end you still apply effect to it although useful tip