One minute trip video

Made with Shotcut
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Here’s my short shotcut edited clip from our citybreak in Athens. Hope you will enjoy it.

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Really love this video! Nice editing :+1: - short and snappy, kept my attention all the way through. Great work!:smiley:

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Glad you like it. It was shot handheld so it’s a little bit shaky that’s why I decided to use short clips montage.

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Your family trip is shot like a film :slight_smile: very nice and well done matching effects with the music.

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Those zoom in transitions were really well executed. :+1:

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Thanks. I’m glad you like it!

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Thanks!

Unfortunately there is no motion blur effect in shotcut it would help a lot these zooms. However it was possible to make them using the keyframes on Rotate & Zoom filter combined with Gaussian Blur.

By the way I am truly happy that nobody has noticed so far that all the lens flare effects were added in shotcut postproduction :slight_smile:

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Nice.
Like the fast cuts and the music synchronization. The three rapid zoom outs at the 20 second mark are very nicely done.:+1:

A reasonable motion blur can be done using Elusien’s GL-transition generator, using cross zoom.

http://www.elusien.co.uk/shotcut/gl-transitions/index.html

Maybe you can use it in your next video.

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Thanks! That motion blur looks cool. I’ll try it!

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Have you tried it with the Trails filter? It’s not motion blur per say but in some instances can approximate motion blur.

Let me guess: That lens flare was a video clip that you added on another video track with the Blend filter?

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I noticed that and I tried to use Trails filter however the zoom transition is so quick (done just in 10 frames total) that I was forced to use larger than default for this filter 10% trace and then the filter did a mess with my video.

In fact the lens flare is a single flare JPG added as an another videotrack with HardLight blend mode and with opacity set to 0% and then increased up to 100% when it’s is needed. So it looks like moving flare which is not. Example of the flare picture below:

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Nice technique. :+1:

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It is really well done :+1:!
At first, I thought you used a LUT on some parts but a very subtle one. After reading your post about the lens flare, I realised now that this golden shimmer is the added lens flare. That added “drama” similar to a LUT without actually shifting colours. Indeed, a very interesting technique!

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Thanks! Glad you like it!

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@MaRCin_G Nice job! I liked the zoom effect on your project. The audio was well synchronized with the video.

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Thank You! Glad you enjoy it.

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Great job!

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Thanks!

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