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Ghost effect in Adobe Premiere
Fun and basic step-by-step video editing tutorial, where we turn a person in video clip into a see through ghost using Adobe Premiere.
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Click here to download a video used in this lesson.
Open a new Adobe Premiere project and press Ctrl + I to import a video.
Choose the video Dreevoo_com_ghost.wmv you just downloaded.
You can, as always use one of your own video clips, but some little adjustments are probably going to be needed.
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2.
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Click and hold the video clip ...
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... and drag and drop it to Video 1 timeline.
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Now go to the frame on your timeline, just before the person we want to turn into a ghost appears.
At about 9:05 if you are using the same video clip as I.
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... just before this person shows up.
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Now choose the Razor Tool ...
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... and click to cut the clip exactly before the moment where the guy shows up.
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Choose the Selection Tool ...
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... click and hold the clip we just cut (the right one) ...
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... and drag it to Video 2 in your timeline.
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All you have to do now is go to Effects Control, Video Effects and set Opacity to 50%.
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12.
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That's all there is to it.
Click here to see my ghost in action. Don't freak out though. ;)
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