Enhance your Speed Ramps with a BLUR in Premiere Pro (Tutorial)

Learn how to speed ramp in Premiere Pro, then enhance your speed ramps to help make them look natural and more realistic by using directional blur.
As you may know our eyes naturally see motion blur when looking at fast moving objects. So this tutorial shows you how to create a similar look to your speed ramps.
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[@WinstonWheelington]

Saved me so much headache.. thanks man

[@curiousart42]

Incredible. Thanks!

[@HiLoVisuals]

No problem 👍

[@mrwilliamstravels]

Super useful, thank you!

[@HiLoVisuals]

No problem! Glad I could help 👍

[@VaskosTravelStory]

Very understandable, helped me! Thank you and keep the good work up. You gained a new sub :)

[@HiLoVisuals]

Glad I could help! Thanks for the sub 👍

[@MackiProductions]

Just what I was looking for, thanks a lot!

[@HiLoVisuals]

Glad I could help!

[@mmcarspotter]

Hello! Thank you for the tutorial which I found much easier to understand than that of larger channels. There's one thing I don't understand when I want to remove the black line in the blur effect. Why after I've selected the adjustment layer and the clip above and nested them does the rendering green line turn red to me again? (Minute 8:19). The rest of the timeline becomes the same as yours (adjustment layer disappears as in your case) but with the difference that the black line is unfortunately left in the blur effect. Could it depend on the project settings? (software or gpu acceleration only). Thanks in advance 🙏🏻
Edit: It was this, I was right ahahah

[@lopsangdlama]

Thanks for the awesome trick. I was about to either apply zoom on footage or go into after effects to fix this limitation of directional blur.

[@HiLoVisuals]

Glad I could help!!! 👍

[@highschoolvision5424]

thankyou make more videos

[@clifford_wakeman]

Great tutorial man, thank you! Subbed

[@HiLoVisuals]

Thanks! Glad I could help 👍

[@GouthamKrishnaTech]

thank u

[@Arsacre]

COOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@webstermickey69]

Im your sub now :-)

[@MertBert]

4:46 that's a weird way of doing it. Just go back into the nest and look at your TC on the in- and out-point of the ramping