Premiere Pro Tutorial - Cover Flow

http://www.yapperdesign.com

This tutorial will teach you how to make a cover flow effect such as the Macintosh operating system.
An easy use of some effects and keyframing.

This tutorial is given by Jordy from YapperDesign.com

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• adobe
• premiere
• pro
• tutorial
• yapper
• design
• jordy
• vandeput
• cover
• flow
• mac
• macintosh
• os
• operating
• system
• images
• media
• slide
• show
• keyframe
• animate
• basic
• 3D
• reflect
• advanced

[lazpachigalla]

hey i would like to knw how u cature the screen and edit it? do use premiere to edit the captured screen? if so what export settings do you use because mine come out messy....

[YapperDesign]

@lazpachigalla You can record your screen with various programs. Some good onces are "Camtasia" for PC and "Screenflow" for Mac. After you recorded your screen, you can start editing them in Premiere Pro. Try to export your video in Proress, or if your computer isn't that hard, you can export to HDV. On the end when you want to share your video (ie. put it on youtube), you need to export it to H.264 codec.

[MrSps62]

perfect

[maklaina]

can anybody tell me where i can buy this program hes using pls?

[SuperSonicDonk3y]

nice videos mate, really helpful and subbed :)

[jakitaclone]

I like what you did, it gave me some ideas for my photo slideshows. I feel like what you did works good for getting the job done and looking good. I however use Premier Elements and the control differ slightly. Also I would like to use placeholders and make a tamplate that I could use for making multiple slideshow videos. The way you did it does not seem like it would work well for that purpose. I think building one sequence with placeholders would be a start.

[BlahFreak24]

thats awesome.