Adobe Premiere Pro

Hey guys, welcome back to our Premier Pro Dude community. Today in this post, I am showing you one amazing preset which I have taken from mixkit. millions thanks to those creators who create such amazing things for us.  So, let me show you that preset :) Get this preset from here: If the above link is not working, click here:  Download preset How to use this in premiere pro? Here's step by step process by using photos :D Open your premiere pro &select on Open Project Select your project & click on open. It will be imported to Premiere pro. If it asks, select Import Entire project.  So, that's it for today. If you like it, don't forget to follow us on Instagram for daily updates: Premier_Pro_Dude

Hello everybody, welcome back to the Premiere Pro's community called: " Premier Pro Dude " (There is no "e" at the end of the word 'Premier e' :D) Today in this post, I am going to share one of the most commonly known platform for getting unlimited (actually limited!!!) Premiere Pro Presets, Templates & Motion-Graphics Templates for your project work for completely free.  Where you can find bunch of things for your any kind of work.  If you want to know the name of that platform & directly want to reach that free place, just click the below button & you will be redirected to that free resourceful platform :) But wait, before you go there, I would like to declare something: This post is not sponsored by them, this is my own personal preference about using their platform. You have to create your account on their platform which is completely free of cost.  If you don't want to prefer their platform, its okay, you can wait for future, beca...

Creating own custom presets help you work faster in premiere pro especially when you are in hurry. Suppose, you have a bunch of images & you want to add fade-in at the beginning & fade-out at the last.  You may use any effect from Premiere Pro 's effects panel but if you are a newbie or beginner, you may do fade in/out manually by adding a keyframe to opacity at different time.  But don't you think that is very time consuming?  Yes, of course it is!!!  That is why I needed to write this post for you guys :) Let's see the process of creating your own custom presets in Premiere Pro: 1. First of all, add your clip to the timeline & then add any effect you want from the Effect Panel: 2. After adding your effect, edit its value. For example, I want to add "Turbulent Displace" & set its value to 987.0  3. Right click on the effect & click on Save preset.. 4. Add a name to your custom preset and if you wish to know about this preset, add a short de...