Anamorphic Look Tutorial - Adobe Premiere Pro

Get that awesome anamorphic look without ugly black bars in Adobe Premiere Pro. We will show you how: from shooting to editing to output. The 2.35:1 aspect ratio used in cinema can be achieved without an expensive anamorphic lens in Adobe Premiere Pro. In this video we will show you how-to easily create an anamorphic film look in Adobe Premiere Pro. We will also give you some shooting tips before you get into edit, but even if you don't follow these steps, you can still pull off a convincing anamorphic cinematic look in Premiere (no matter what camera or lens you use). Thanks for watching. Please like and subscribe. www.LoveWhatYouDoReviews.com
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Gear Used in this Video:
Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera:
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HELIOS-44-2 58mm F2 Lens (know for swirly bokeh):
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Effect Settings (feel free to experiment):
1. LENS DISTORTION
Curvature 9
Vertical Decentering 1
2. TRANSFORM
Scale 110
3. VR CHROMATIC ABERRATIONS
Red -1.0
Green 0
Blue 1.0
4. LUMETRI COLOR
Vignette
Amount -.02
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Now this is what I call a perfect tutorial! Great Work!

[@robertanderson9179]

Agreed!

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this is one of the best video editing tutorials out there, it straight up shows everything with some bonuses for both beginners and pros

[@richycosmos]

I LOVE this tutorial. I have been searching for this for quite a lot of time

[@NotDyllian]

yo, this is perfect for someone who doesnt wanna spend 1000+ on anamorphic lenses TYSM

[@hudsoncurryfilms62]

Very cool but I wish there were test footage with people. Thats the most important subject to see if it works even with distortion. Thanks!

[@janscott602]

Very nice! Thank you. Great footage too.

[@renecaron6409]

That was really clear and really helpful. I was able to follow you to the letter. Thanks.

[@guillembernal9533]

THX!

[@sanghi_]

Bro I loved your video.. it's great... It would be better if you add some footage of people also in your video.. or else make a video with human subjects closeup shots etc..

[@carlm.m.5470]

That looks awesome!! Great job :D

[@kaneda8458]

Best tutorial ever!!!

[@UnknownCallerProductions]

yo this is like so perfect.. im surprised you only got 2k views on this aha ~ thank you!

[@megankaruna9300]

what a perfection here

[@megankaruna9300]

Help me, my adobe premiere doesn’t have vr chromatic aberation effect? Is it my premiere pro old ver *2017

[@stephrambimusic]

This is DOOOOOPE!!! Thank YOU!!

[@paulchaumont7473]

Thanks a lot !!

great for you help!!!!

[@ChrisKoh0610]

Thank you!!

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Amazing thank you!

[@Nomadicaffan]

Amazing dude :) you are love :)

[@stillcinematic3163]

Thank you so much! This is awesome!

[@emoxil5408]

It's very helpful to me thanks!

[@anuraj5295]

Great

[@megankaruna9300]

My premiere pro 2017, doesn’t have vr chromatic aberation effect, help me

[@LoveWhatYouDo]

May be time to upgrade. Although, you can try the look without it.

[@megankaruna9300]

@@LoveWhatYouDo what version do you using now ?

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