How To Isolate Colours In Filmora : Ultimate Guide For Stunning Videos
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2023
- Learn how to create stunning visual effects with colour isolation in Filmora 12 video editor. Please follow this link for more information: funwithfilmora.co.uk/. Whether you're a beginner or a professional, this tutorial is perfect for anyone looking to add a unique and eye-catching element to their videos.
This video will show you how easy it is to isolate colour in Filmora 12.
You will also learn how to create a cool video showing how to isolate colour with a fade effect using keyframing.
This isolated colour video effect is easy to do and makes your video stand out.
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John, making use of the technique you demonstrate above. This time with Dolly Zoom and soundtrack from the movie Vertigo: ua-cam.com/video/me2t-zlYaoM/v-deo.html
That's a cracking effect Peter. I have pinned this comment to the top so hopefully other people will see it. Keep up the great video editing 👍
@@funwithfilmora Good fun! Headed to Africa for a month Nov 18. The drone and camera are ready to go.
@@peterinpensacola Can't wait to see some footage. Enjoy!
For years I've done this very thing in Photoshop, but now with it available in Filmora, there's a lot of opportunities. Woo hoo !!
Me too Dr. Who. I used to use Photoshop but Filmora makes it quite easy to do, especially with video! Thanls for commenting and watching my video and I love your new kitten Nibbler 😀👍
A lot of thanks for making and sharing your video!!
Thank you Dan and thank you for watching my videos an commenting. It is much appreciated. 👍
Wooow...thank you brother...will definitely use this
Thank you William. Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the great comment.
You made that look so much easier than I thought it was going to be…..great tutorial…..easy to follow…..thanks 👍🏻
Thanks for your lovely comment and I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Really well explained, nice and slow and clear and easy to understand! Thank you John!
I'm glad you can follow it Jane as sometimes my Liverpool (UK) accent can be a bit strong 😀
Geezzzz... John, I think I'm gonna get tired from commenting on every video/tut I watch of yours... but I'm compelled to because you're the best darn Filmora teacher on YT. I'm now dependent on your channel for learning, understanding and implementing Filmora and its tools. I do have a suggestion for you if you don't mind.
I think it would be better if when you arose in the a.m. to quickly get your morning routine done with and maybe a real quick meal... and then spend the rest of the day doing nothing else but making Filmora tuts. Unfortunately that means you should not speak to or interact with others as that would remove time you could be putting to good use. I think then you might stop in the early evening for a meal... get a good nights sleep.... rinse & repeat... I have a feeling that would be good for your channel...🤪🤪🤪🤪😜😜😜😜 THANK YOU!
😂😂😂 absolutely hilarious Cliff and actually not too far from the truth as I have a web design business to run as well and UA-cam is done in my 'spare time' at the moment. I would love to do UA-cam full time and that is my goal as I really enjoy it.
Thank you once again for an amazing comment. I am blushing here 😊.
p.s. I've just told my wife about your comment and she asked me to tell you that you that I have now spoken to you more this month than I have with her 😀😀😀
@@funwithfilmora Please tell the Mrs.... I'm sorry LOL Take care and see you the next one...
Thanks Cliff. Speak soon.
so easy to follow, could you do more on key frames and exactly what they do and what you need them for and should they be on the bottom video or the top one how do you decide.
Hi @South_of_the_Tyn thanks for watching my video. This video I did on keyframes should help you ua-cam.com/video/8D6DDzZODag/v-deo.html
Nice to see someone explaining slowly not just keep flickering about keep it up John.
Ps I have been using Filmora since Filmora 8 every time i learn something new I forget something old lol .
Thank you Mix Flix.
I like to do tutorials as I would like to see them as I agree with you about 'flickering about'.
So long as you keep learning...that's the key 👍
Is there anything in Filmora that you'd like to see me do a tutorial on? Mind you saying that I'm sure you could teach me a thing or two if you have been using it since version 8 😀
@Fun with Filmora My biggest problem is using keyframes i have never used them a lot but on filmora 12 it seems you can use them a lot more I notice you are in UK likewise.
Keyframes will be my next tutorial then Mix Flix which will probably be by next weekend or thereabouts.
Yes I am in the UK and I live in Lancashire but you could probably tell by my accent I am originally a scouser 😀
@@funwithfilmora Yorkshire lol
You can't beat a Northener 👍
Hi, I like to create videos recorded on Gopro of our family holidays. I used to use another video editing program but have discovered and subscribed to Filamora 12 which is soooo much better. Your videos are so easy to follow and I will be using some of the tutorials you've posted. Keep up the good work and keep em coming.
Thank you for your lovely comment Nigel! I like to make videos as I would like to watch them and I know some race through tutorials and I can't follow them so that's why I try and take my time and be as thorough as possible. I've just posted a new one that may interest you on Lower Thirds ua-cam.com/video/WAVl56QQ8qQ/v-deo.html
Great video. Just the right speed and level of detail. If you want to crop (or pan), how do you do that with both video tracks? I tried "grouping" them, but then the crop tool isn't available. Only way I know is to crop the background video track (or pan, zoom etc) then right click and "copy effect", then right click on the upper (color) track and "paste effect." Is there a better way?
Thanks for the comment Peter it is much appreciated. 👍 You are doing it the best way you can in Filmora at this moment in time. Hopefully a future update or Filmora 13 (when it is released) will have this option.
Thanks.
You're welcome
Master
Thank you!
nice one sir
Thank you for your lovely comment. 👍
John, I am having fun using this technique. Another question: My drone shoots video in 5.4K (5472x3078) at 30fps. I set the project settings to this for editing in Filmora 12, BUT I can't seem to export the video at 5.4K! When I choose "custom resolution" in the export dialog, it won't let enter 5472. Is this an internal limitation of Filmora 12? Any workaround?
Hi Peter. Thanks for the comment. 👍
I can't find anywhere where it states what the maximum export resolution is in Filmora but having a look around it does only ever mention 4k export so I can only assume that is the max. If the software has a 4k max export then I can't see a way around being able to export any higher than that. Also, I know UA-cam supports up to 8k but as most people have a maximum of 4k playable on their device I believe UA-cam will scale down anything higher than that to 4k to match their device.
Is their a big difference in 4K and 5.4k video? Can you actually see a difference in quality? I'd be interested to know.
@@funwithfilmora Good response John. Thanks for looking. As far as I know, UA-cam allows a MAX of 4K video. Some videos claim to be "8K UHD", but that is bolux! If you click on the "gear" icon of a video in the player controls and click on "quality" you find that 4K (3840x2160)at 60fps is the most. True, they MAY have shot the video in 8K with a nice camera, but advertising that in the video title is misleading. My drone shoots at 5.4K (5472x3078) at 30fps which is 16M pixels, twice 4K's 8M pixels. Why throw that away? My point is, why not shoot video and edit it at the highest resolution possible for your camera? This gives more cropping options and zoom options.
Hopefully those features will be available soon but then 50k will be out 😂😂😂
Hi, Where is the perspective tool in Wondershare Filmora 12
Hi Kamal. There aren't any perspective tools within the 'Free' effects but if you have Boris FX as part of your subscription then it can be found under Boris FX - Image Restoration - BCC Lens Correction. 👍
John! Is it possible to slow down the preview speed on the timeline in Filmora 12? I know how to change the speed of the clip, but when I preview the clip, I'd like the clip and the music to be slower when I'm editing. I can keep pressing the right arrow to step through frame-by-frame, but I prefer to playback at 1/2 speed!
Not that I know of unfortunately Peter. I've also asked around and there doesn't seem to be a way to do it, sorry!
@@funwithfilmora Good to know John. I will suggest it with the "recommend a feature" option in the Help menu. Maybe you can too, if useful. Thanks for responding.
Anytime Peter. I too have requested it. 👍
@@funwithfilmora Like many things (musical instrument for example) you first do it slowly, then at full speed.
@peterinpensacola Makes sense 👍