Seamless Whip Pan Transition Tutorial in Premiere Pro
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- čas přidán 13. 02. 2023
- In this tutorial I show you how to create seamless whip pan transition in premiere pro. For this we will use standard built-in effects and achieve a smooth whip transition. This video includes: seamless whip pan transition tutorial premiere pro, seamless whip pan transition premiere pro, seamless whip pan transition tutorial, seamless whip pan transition, whip pan transition, whip pan transition tutorial, whip pan transition premiere pro, whip transition, whip transition tutorial, whip transition premiere pro, premiere pro, premiere pro tutorial, seamless transition tutorial, seamless transition premiere pro, video editing, filmmaking, premiere pro transition tutorial, premiere pro transitions, adobe premiere pro tutorial, whip, pan, transition, whip pan, whip pan tutorial, whip pan premiere pro, how to make whip pan transition, transitions tutorial.
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Brother! No time wasted, no ego, no bs! Such an impressive tutorial. Thanks!
Thank you too❤
This must be the most efficient whip pan transition I've ever seen and the video is straight to the point and easy to understand. Thank you so much for doing this!
Thank you too♥️
This was quick and easy! I got it on my first attempt and it mad my video so much more interesting.
No Intro, unnecessary talk, music etc. Straight up to the point quick and easy. Thank you!
It's a pleasure, thank you❤
Shut up
Thank you for this tutorial and including the project file!
You're very welcome!
I can say the same. Its easy to understand and use these effects after I watched your videos. Thanks for it and thanks for your time to do it!
I appreciate the positive feedback😊 glad you enjoyed thank you❤️
Wow this is a really clear and fast tutorial. I appreciate that you didn't add in a ton of filler and just get to the point. (You've converted me to a subscriber)
I love straight to the point tutorials myself😁Thank you for the sub💯
You are doing very good job.
Its easy to understand and take less time.
Create more tutorials about transitions
thanks!
Glad you enjoy, will do for sure😊
merci from france
amazing tutorial thanks
You're welcome!
10/10
Great video! Very well explained and the transition goes straight to the point. Thanks!
Thank you
Thank you so much! I was looking for this transition, and is so simple to do! Thanks so much, this save me!
Happy to help!
exactly as I expected
Thank you! You´re so good explaining
Glad you think so♥️
Sorry for the noob question, but can you tell me the difference between this and adding gaussian blur to a default push transition? I'm enjoying this method because I can apply it to an adjustment layer and use it as a preset but, I just want to make sure I'm not missing something else as I learn. Thanks!
This way you have more control over the transition, it's quicker to apply, it's a more professional approach overall. But built-in presets are fine to use, they need an overlap between videos though I believe, so not all transitions will look the same based on where video starts or ends
Hi, thank you so much very much for your teaching the transition. Liked subbed ❤
Thanks for the sub♥️
holy smokes how do you guys figure this stuff out id never in a think of that to make a transition, so sick actually!
It's actually very simple once you get familiar with how effects work 😁
Go straigth to the point, easy to understand, tysm !
Welcome❤
thanks you so much
Happy to help
this is better than a simple push transition
Great very useful transition, definitely going to try in my next video 📷 Greetings from a Swede in Beijing 🌆🏯😊
Thank you❤
Awesome man thanks a mil!! Top Baller right here
Any time!🔥
Nice effect and amazing explanation ♥
Thank you♥️
Legend! ty
It's a pleasure
Ty
Thank you so much!
You're welcome!
Very nice turorial, quick to the point and the transition doesnt look clunky like many others. But for me it doesnt seem to really seem to work after i pre render it. Everything looks smooth in the preview before rendering but after rendering, it only offsets a little bit and then snaps into place which makes it look super wonky. I was wondering if you have encountered the same problem and/or know a solution?
keep doing what you do btw!
Thank you ❤
I don't think I have, it rendered fine for me when I edited the preview clips, what settings do you use for export? What's the bitrate?
@@SmertimbaGraphics I fixed it and now also know why that happened. At first I had the offset keyframed so it moved only 480 pixels. The weird thing is, in the preview it looked like that would be enough to do a full cycle. But like I said, after pre rendering it it would just offset a little bit. So i played around with the offset value and found out that it had to offset 1920 pixels to do a full cycle after pre rendering (Which in hindsight is very obvious). Before rendering its doing 3 full cycles though, which isnt really intuitive.
Well, turns out I had the preview resolution set to 1/4 instead of Full, which means the values dont ranslate correctly to the preview screen, unless you set it to Full. So moral of the story: Dont trust what the preview is showing you unless you set it to full resolution lol.
Truee, previews are weird, especially in premiere😁
Glad you were able to figure it out ❤️
@@roadtobufftoni If I could thumbs up this comment a thousand times I would! Been searching for a fix for hours and this comment is the only solution I found on the internet!
thank you!!
Welcome!
Thanks, Simple Tutor
Welcome
Great tutorial will use in my videos
Enjoy♥️
Thank you!
Welcome!
Amazing tutorial
Thank you
Thank you!!!
Welcome!
Thank you
Welcome♥️
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Welcome!
very nice. Thanks
Thank you too!
thanks
You're welcome!
Please review this tutorial!
This edit only works during preview. Rendering this edit always results in a split frame for some reason when using the needed aspect ratio value for a full number of cycles.
Unless you're using an older version of premiere pro perhaps? Either way, I really liked your succinct style of demonstation. Too bad the edit didn't work!
I have just confirmed that everything works fine after rendered. I am using latest premiere 2023
I had the same problem, and I came back to this video to see if anyone else did. Following the advice of another commenter, I found that the problem was because of two things -- the offset value was slightly off, and for some reason it is also affected when previewing in lower than Full resolution.
To fix it, I stopped my playhead on the freeze frame and then adjusted the offset value until it had completed another cycle. I then previewed and rendered it and so far it's working fine. Give it a try!
@@SmertimbaGraphics This was a good tutorial. Thank you for posting it! Might be a good idea to add the advice given by the other commenter 3 months ago into your description as this seems to be a common issue
@@bennetthobbs5989 also saw that comment and checked beforehand. It's not a preview issue. I was already using full resolution preview.
Also, my offset value wasn't off, it actually seems like that's what makes it glitch: as soon as i'd change away from the correct value, the frame goes back to its reasonable placement in the cycle. But as soon as i scroll it back to any correct value for a full number of cycles, it jumps to split screen as soon as i land on the exact value. Before rendering, both typing in the correct value and scrolling till you get there will work fine with the frame. After rendering, it's like trying to attach 2 magnets from the wrong ends 👎
*Workaround for anybody facing the same issue:*
If you drag your offset value far enough away from the correct value (for me it was about -/+50) and then make the adjustment layer as short as possible on the timeline, then the frame being off is not noticeable as much. It's not ideal but i obsessed over this and found no real explanation or solution to this rendering glitch
jesus mf christ, amazing. subbed.
Much appreciated!♥️
What about the panning from right to left?
Works in the same way, just need to put in different values, that will make it go to the left
The blur still continues after the whip pan transition.. any clues what am I doing wrong?
You probably did not set blur amount to 0 at the end keyframe
@@SmertimbaGraphics That fixed it, cheers!
how to do it vertically?
Animate Y value instead of X
ok cool, and how to do it in the other way?
Change the values to move in a different direction
1:00 That's called right
i don't have offset panel why?😢😢
Offset effect you mean? Or effect window where you search for effects
w mean?
Great video thank you!! For everybody struggling with the common problem introduced when you render the video that the offset is not aligned correctly I found a solution that works for me! Make sure that your "Frame-size" is the same dimensions as your video preview width & height. (you can change this in your "sequence-settings". Also make sure that when you export the video that your output resolution is the same as the source resolution. This way the correct numbers for the offset actually works the way it is supposed to work. Hope this helps!! @SmertimbaGraphics thanks again for simplifying and explaining this transition!
It's a pleasure ♥️ thank you for the feedback, it is much appreciated 💯
can't belive i didn't know how make such simple effect 🥲 Thanks, it was very direct and simple
My pleasure❤