Excellent. My second day in After Effects but I have been in Premier a lot. Instead of using this for a transition. I used the last two beats of my short clip with -16x my original center number to get the last 2 beats of my video to wip pan into the new start of the video on repeat. Exactly what I wanted to do. And the mirror edges was huge. Thank you.
It sure can be trimmed down, but exporting just an adjustment layer is not possible, you can just add the project that contains the adjustment layer, then copy paste it to the needed sequence timeline
@@SmertimbaGraphics Yep, thank you. I watched another video that suggested that. I was after some more handy solution. I tried it with some clips from a Premiere timeline, longer clips than the ones used to create the effect in AE, and it needs some tweaking when I go back to Premiere. It's a little bit cumbersome, but the effect is so smooth I guess it is worth it. Thank you, SmertimbaGraphics!
Sorry about that, it's one of the older tutorials, back then I didn't really make it beginner friendly, try some of the recent transition tutorials instead 😁
Quickest and Simplest way I could come up with for a whip pan transition that actually Looks Good, you know what I mean. 😁
Excellent. My second day in After Effects but I have been in Premier a lot. Instead of using this for a transition. I used the last two beats of my short clip with -16x my original center number to get the last 2 beats of my video to wip pan into the new start of the video on repeat. Exactly what I wanted to do. And the mirror edges was huge. Thank you.
Great to hear! Whip pans are so flexible, you can do literally anything with them in terms of the direction, cycles etc.
@@SmertimbaGraphics Thank you!
this was so easy to understand, i used this on my school assignment. thanks a lot!
Great to hear!
This is the best tutorial I have seen!! Thank you so much ❤
Thank you for being kind 😊 I'm happy you enjoyed
amazing simple tutorial
Thanks, I might do another one that's even simpler than 😁
Thanks for the video!
Thank you for watching it 😊
Thank you very much for this tute!
You're very welcome!
youre a god
😁😁
@@SmertimbaGraphics do you take requests for effects by any chance?
Depends if it fits in the style of the channel, feel free to drop a suggestion 😁
Very useful transition. Learnt a new skill today. Great Job! Keep Going.
I'm glad the video helped, thank you for watching and good luck with editing 😊
@@SmertimbaGraphics Thanks Dude
Really Nice, Tutorial. Thank You.
Thank you for watching 😊
Thanks for your great tutorial！It's really helpful👍
Thank you for watching, glad you enjoyed 😊
dude, thank u :)❤️
No problem 😁
Thanks man!!
Thanks for watching 😊
Thanks! Could the adjustment layer be trimmed (to the area of the effect) - exported and used in any NLE above two clips?
It sure can be trimmed down, but exporting just an adjustment layer is not possible, you can just add the project that contains the adjustment layer, then copy paste it to the needed sequence timeline
@@SmertimbaGraphics Thanks - in Premiere I'm sure - was hoping it was something I could bring into Avid.
Thank you vai for small video ?
Can this be exported to Premiere Pro somehow?
You can use dynamic link in premiere and edit transitions in after effects
@@SmertimbaGraphics Yep, thank you. I watched another video that suggested that. I was after some more handy solution. I tried it with some clips from a Premiere timeline, longer clips than the ones used to create the effect in AE, and it needs some tweaking when I go back to Premiere. It's a little bit cumbersome, but the effect is so smooth I guess it is worth it. Thank you, SmertimbaGraphics!
Yeah I get you, well glad you were able to figure it out, enjoy the transitions💯
As a beginner I couldn’t follow along with the video. You talk way to fast and I don’t know all the keyboard shortcuts for things like trim and align.
Sorry about that, it's one of the older tutorials, back then I didn't really make it beginner friendly, try some of the recent transition tutorials instead 😁