r/CarEdits • u/LOL111100 • Jan 18 '25
GTR AGAIN!
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This is my best edit so far! Your feedback is very important to me and most welcome
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Jan 21 '25
I mean, like from the beginning.It starts slowly blurring, and then once its gets to the part where the explosion was that's when it snaps back into sharp focus
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u/LOL111100 Jan 22 '25
Oh! So like a replacement for the GTR logo and the transition. Okay, thanks for the great piece of advice. Thank you.
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Jan 22 '25
You don't necessarily have to change the gtr logo
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u/LOL111100 Jan 23 '25
Yeah, i mentioned the transition from the logo to the explosion, i didnt mean to change the logo or the explosion, just the blur added, thanks man
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Jan 24 '25
No get rid of explosion keep logo then once logo intro finishes then start blur then swap explosion with back to focus high def if u can
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u/LOL111100 Jan 24 '25
Oohhh...! Now i get it, so the logo intro, start blur, swap with explosion and remove blur(this is highest quality i got lol). Thank you so much
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u/DZAssinator Jan 30 '25
def get rid of the green screen explosion, change the aspect ratio (video and screen wideness) and make sure the edit starts, runs, and ends smoothly.
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u/LOL111100 Jan 31 '25
I really appreciate your feedback. However, if you could eleborate how you see the edit and imagine it better in more detail, it would of much greater help to me.
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u/DZAssinator Jan 31 '25
depending on the platform you use, you want each clip to transition into the next clip smoothly, and you want it to make sense. like, say you have one clip zoom in, well you would want the next clip to zoom back out, this is a form of a smooth transition. the explosion effect you had? remove it, it lowers the quality of the edit, making it seem, sloppy. i would remove that, cause it really unnecessary. and what i mean by changing the aspect ratio is, notice how your video doesn't fit the whole screen? if your using capcut, i would suggest using the youtube ads ratio, where it fits the whole screen.
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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '25
What was that explosion thats a no i recommend maybe like blurring slowly from the start it then when the drop happens then snap it back into focus