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Turbulent Displace Effect in Adobe Premiere Pro

Robert Carreno — Tue, 05 Nov 2019 18:38:46 +0000

The Turbulent Displace Effect uses fractal noise to create turbulent distortions in images. Use it to create underwater text effects, moving graphics and more!

Simply adjust the Amount and Size. Then, animate the Evolution over time until you achieve the desired effect.

Turbulent Displace

Let’s say I want to make some underwater text come to life and add a bit of motion to it. First go to the Effects panel and search for,”Turb“. From here, I find “Turbulent Displace“.

I’ll click on the effect and drag it to my text clip I want to have the effect.

Now, I’ll select the text clip and go to the Effects panel for it. From here, you’ll see the Turbulent Displace effect for the clip. I’ll start by animating the Evolution so I can see the effect in action. Place the marker at the beginning of the clip and click the stopwatch next to Evolution.

It should be at 0 for now. Next, move the marker toward the end of the clip and increase the Evolution. You’ll want this to make several revolutions so hold Shift to rapidly increase the amount. Preview the clip after adjusting and change the Evolution amount depending how fast you want the effect to happen.

Now that we have our Evolution animated, we can adjust the Amount and Size. Increase or decrease these values depending how strong you want the effect to be. The Amount adjusts the distortion amount, Size adjusts the area of distortion, and Evolution changes the turbulence over time.

I ended up choosing 15.0 for the Amount, 20.0 for the Size and 31×300.0° degrees for the Evolution. Now that’s the effect I’m looking for!

Use this effect to your imagination.

Here are just a few other examples:

Vlog Intro Text

Drawn Graphics

Trippy Video

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Sony Vegas: Bypass Video Effects

Robert Carreno — Thu, 07 Jun 2012 05:09:13 +0000

Are all those video effects added to your clips making playback choppy? Try turning them off by temporarily bypassing all video effects while previewing your video. Simply hit the Split-Screen View button in the Video Preview Window and in the down arrow, click Select All. The other options in the down arrow, “Select left/right half” are useful when matching colors between clips or helping you decide which effect works best.

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Sony Vegas – Ways to Speed Up Playback

Robert Carreno — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 17:52:16 +0000

In this tutorial, I will show you a few different ways you can prevent video playback to be choppy. One thing I will be covering in a future tutorial is how to make HD video files “proxies” for easier and quicker playback. Hope this helped.

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