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Adobe Premire Pro Decent Tutorials

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theo_UW
post #1
10 June 2005, 20:22 UTC#1
Hey everyone...

I was just wandering if anyone knew any sites where I could downlooad some good (preferably video) tutorials for Adobe Premiere Pro....just sort of...about anything really...some really complicated or just cool effects would be really nice...btw I have already done Wrigleys video which is pretty popular... cool.gif

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urban_ben
post #2
10 June 2005, 20:24 UTC#2
Indeed...help! ...we have both been looking and havent had much sucsess...I would realy like to be able to do the "bullet time" effect
Mono
post #4
10 June 2005, 20:51 UTC#4
If the above link doesn't work its because I made it up.
Jooster
post #5
11 June 2005, 02:52 UTC#5
QUOTE(M0N0 @ Jun 10 2005, 08:51 PM)
If the above link doesn't work its because I made it up.
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HAHA.

I don't see why you need tutorials, its pretty straight forward to use and you'd learn a lot more if you learnt how to do stuff on your own rather than just watchin how someone else does it and copyin it cause you'd experiment with different techniques til you got the desired effect rather than copying step by step how someone else did it.

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Word
post #6
11 June 2005, 03:02 UTC#6
www.downloadandinstallveagas6.0.org
broken silence
post #7
11 June 2005, 07:14 UTC#7
I found vegas harder the adobe.. o well.
theo_UW
post #8
11 June 2005, 07:28 UTC#8
QUOTE(Jooster @ Jun 11 2005, 02:52 AM)
HAHA.

I don't see why you need tutorials, its pretty straight forward to use and you'd learn a lot more if you learnt how to do stuff on your own rather than just watchin how someone else does it and copyin it cause you'd experiment with different techniques til you got the desired effect rather than copying step by step how someone else did it.

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I know how to do a lot of the basic stuff on adobe....and heck even sometimes I can accidently see how to do something new, all I want really is to learn how to do some more complicated stuff, where there is just no way I could just see how to do by accident blink.gif .....

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Chicken_Nuggeto
post #9
11 June 2005, 07:56 UTC#9
I think Pinnacle was the easiest to use for me
Mono
post #10
11 June 2005, 08:46 UTC#10
Yeah Pinnacle has a really good interface but you can achieve more in Premier.
Mono
post #12
11 June 2005, 10:14 UTC#12
Nice one Craig. Didn't know you got your tutorial site up. I may try make a few for Photoshop sometime.
BornToDie
post #13
11 June 2005, 11:06 UTC#13
It's a work in progress that isn't really going anywhere right now lmao.

Needs time.
urban_ben
post #14
12 June 2005, 10:02 UTC#14
Any one know how to do that "bullet time effect"? the only one I found was for 6.0 jooster you know! or did you do it on 6.0 aswell
broken silence
post #15
12 June 2005, 10:06 UTC#15
bullet time effect looks hard and long.. I saw a tutorial somewhere 4 it, need to film the location and the person after and yada yada yada..
good luck though biggrin.gif
urban_ben
post #16
12 June 2005, 10:08 UTC#16
QUOTE(broken silence @ Jun 12 2005, 11:06 AM)
bullet time effect looks hard and long.. I saw a tutorial somewhere 4 it, need to film the location and the person after and yada yada yada..
good luck though biggrin.gif
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ok...
broken silence
post #17
12 June 2005, 10:09 UTC#17
lol ill find u the tutorial for it if u want
urban_ben
post #19
12 June 2005, 10:12 UTC#19
Yer thats the one I got..its for 6.0 Image file not present in the recovered backup
BornToDie
post #20
12 June 2005, 10:14 UTC#20
Just get about 10 cameras, line them around the person (you?) and film at once, whe nediting just cut to each one quick.

Aka bullet time effect...
Scott
post #21
12 June 2005, 10:49 UTC#21
Matix...nice!
Jooster
post #23
12 June 2005, 12:59 UTC#23
Premiere Pro and 6 or any other version are basically the same.

You dont have to have like 10 cameras, I only used 1.. just get a green screen and act it out infront of that then film 360 degrees of your background n stick the footage you filmed with green screen ontop.
urban_ben
post #24
12 June 2005, 14:59 UTC#24
Quick qustion....well ive got the green screen thing to work..apart from I use blue...but I cant only do it with pictures...How do you pur a blue background on a video?

like here http://www.nccinema.ch/efx10.html
Jooster
post #25
12 June 2005, 17:28 UTC#25
erm.. fuck about with like chroma key effect n shit in premiere, til you manage to get rid of all of the blue/green screen. Go into effects> Keying> Chroma Key. The preimere pro chroma keying is quite shit btw. You can try like blue screen key etc. aswell til you get the desired effect.
urban_ben
post #26
12 June 2005, 17:42 UTC#26
QUOTE(Jooster @ Jun 12 2005, 06:28 PM)
erm.. fuck about with like chroma key effect n shit in premiere, til you manage to get rid of all of the blue/green screen. Go into effects> Keying> Chroma Key. The preimere pro chroma keying is quite shit btw.  You can try like blue screen key etc. aswell til you get the desired effect.
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Thanks...but if you look on that tutorial its got like blue just painted in there...its not infront ov a green screen..how do they put the blue there with out it being a picture?
Jooster
post #27
12 June 2005, 21:24 UTC#27
Export the video into photoshop as a filmstrip.. that basically lets you edit it 1 frame at a time, you can then colour the background blue or whatever colour you want. Then save it as a filmstrip and import it back into premiere.