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Awesome idea, I will keep that in mind for next tutorials, meanwhile I wanted to keep this tutorial as simple as possible, by the depth map is available only in studio version

@tigranh47 i have studio ;)

@@alienman7866 that's great 👍

Thanks Bro!🙃

You are welcome Mr. Robson :)

As you can see in the examples it is much sharper(the upscaled version) and I think that in this cases you don't need to sharpen it even more, it will not look good.

Thanks for the kind words and support! And thank you for watching! See you in the next one! 🙃

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it! I'll definitely keep bringing new stuff your way soon!

Welcome 🙃

Comments like this inspire me to create more! Thanks! 🙃

Thanks Bro!

I like the term extra tutorial, will add that to my arsenal 😄

My bad! I’ll just blink in Morse code next time.🤣

Hi there! I am not sure if I got it correctly, if you can specify what you are looking for I might be able to help you, but here are a few tips so when you add lumetri to the adjustment layer you can create keyframes for the vignette effect that way you can animate it, but if you need like dust elements or super 8 look it is better to search for such overlays and just apply them.

Of course, you can do it manually but why struggle?

@@tigranh47 fr

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Barev :) yes it is! It was outstanding to see it in person, in the videos you can't see the entire scale

@@tigranh47 i am french married with armenian woman in France and it is why know a little about armenia or ex sssr .it is so sorry this radio téléscope it is not ready now .do you think it os possible for an astronomique club buy it ans restore it to use it ?

@@kikou9212 I don't know to be honest it was in poor condition last time that I visited it. It is cool place to be and learn and see the history but I don't think that someone will restore it tbh

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Hope that you helped him! 😎

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Thanks!🙃

I agree, also you get more granular control in Fusion, but doing it in the color tab is much easier to understand for beginners.

De nada, gracias por ver el vídeo! Hope translator did a good job :)

I hope this will be useful to many people!

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While motion blur can be effective in certain transitions, it's not necessary for every single one. Using it sparingly can make your transitions more impactful lol

@@tigranh47 true

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Thank you! Hopefully, that will change in the future.

When you create a LUT by adjusting point cubes, you're essentially defining how input colors in an image or video are mapped to output colors. The quality of the LUT and its effect on the final image is influenced by several factors related to how these point cubes are manipulated. A LUT with a finer grid (more points per axis) can capture more subtle and precise color transformations. This results in smoother transitions and less risk of banding or color artifacts. For example, a 64x64x64 LUT will generally produce higher quality results than a 17x17x17 LUT.

@@tigranh47 even I understood it now, thanks king

@@luckyrobson6931 You are welcome bro!

Hi there, if you are going to upload it to UA-cam then you should go with MP4

@@tigranh47 thanks for the quick response! greatly appreciated

@@antonawave Sure! Thanks for watching!

Hey there, that's a good question, search for the video on the channel: How to Place TEXT Behind the SUBJECT in Premiere Pro this should give you the idea on how to separate subject from the background, let me know if you have further questions!

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Thank you for watching! It really depends on your goals. If you're aiming for the highest quality, then this is the best starting point. Otherwise, you can skip this step.

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You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the advice! I appreciate it. I actually find short-form content harder to produce than long-form content, and I can't make myself love it. But I'll definitely keep your suggestions in mind!

@@tigranh47 you can always hire someone if your serious for your shorts

I haven't checked out the latest 24.5 version yet, but it sounds like a great update! It's good to hear that we can finally zoom with the wheel in Premiere Pro. This feature has been available in After Effects and DaVinci Resolve for a long time, so it's about time Premiere Pro caught up. I'll definitely check it out!

I'm glad you found the explanation helpful! Thanks for watching!

You're welcome! Have a good one!

Thanks for watching, bro! By the way, do you like the new aspect ratio in my videos?

So glad to hear you found it helpful! Lightroom is an amazing tool, and once you get the hang of it, it really makes photo editing a breeze. Best of luck with your edits!

Hi there! Thanks for the question, that is not the "regular preset" as we imagine that section with Rate Control -- Preset-- Tuning -- Two Pass -- Lockahead Those are advanced settings for the export mostly for optimizing file size and optimal bitrate for example: Two-pass encoding is an encoding technique that ensures that videos are compressed optimally while preserving their quality

@tigranh47 Awesome! If I wanted to get the highest quality "preset" possible would I chose 1. very slow or 2. very fast option? I don't care about file size I want the best quality. Thanks!

@@IAwarenessI honestly you will not see the difference because each time you upload to youtube or other social media your video will get compressed. But if you want to know which option will get the best possible quality you should go with High option, keep in mind this will slow down the rendering

@@tigranh47 High option? they don't have that. it's either slowest or fastest.

@@IAwarenessI go with the slowest

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Hi there! Thanks for the question. To find your presets, right-click on the preset and select "Show in Explorer." From there, you can copy and paste the presets into any folder, just like you would with regular files. For a more detailed guide, check out my other video titled "How to EXPORT your Lightroom PRESETS" on the channel.

Hey bro! No problem at all, glad I could help! Thanks a ton for the sub, it means a lot!