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Filmora X overview: Video editing software for beginners & advanced filmmakers

Wondershare Filmora X is a video editing software for beginners and advanced filmmakers. Filmora X has a variety of features including motion tracking, keyframing, color correction, basic animation effects and much more. User interface and basic settings The user interface has a standard setup which means on the left are all settings, effects and the […]

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Best video export settings for YouTube & archive – Premiere Pro CC

If you have a graphics card that support GPU acceleration, make sure to change the “Performance” in the “Encoding Settings” to “Hardware Encoding”. This can make the process of rendering and exporting the video much faster. If you don’t have a fast graphics card you can simply leave this setting at “Software Encoding”

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Fujifilm X-H1 mirrorless camera rigged for video shooting

Camera stabilization – IBIS: When to use it & when NOT to!

I like using fast prime lenses when shooting video hand-held on mirrorless cameras. But that is only possible because of IBIS: In-body image stabilization. Just a few years ago this seemed impossible and shooting hand-held either required a heavy rig to avoid shakes and micro-jitter or a lens with optical image stabilization. While IBIS seems

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3 Film Title Animations – Fast & Easy After Effects Tutorial

Learn how to quickly make animated motion titles in Adobe After Effects CC. This tutorial doesn’t require any expert knowledge and is explained step-by-step. Below are the written instruction of the video tutorial above: The first one is minimalistic but a classic one. It animates the spacing between the characters and words. First select the

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