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Suggestions for plugin effect for animating photos?
I’m editing a project and am looking to do something fun with still photos from client as B-Roll. They’re decent hi rez images – so motion, scale and transitions are an option. I can add simple motion and use a transitions but I’m looking to do something more interesting.
But I don’t have a lot of time to re-invent the wheel and/or jump into keyframe hell.
What’s your favorite “quick solution” plugin for Adobe Premiere?
Thanks,
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Photo Montage from FxFactory makes me wish I had a Mac…well, almost.
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CoverFlux2 from idustrial revolution looks pretty nice as well. Nice price too.
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Noise Industries free Pan & Zoom filter is great for easily manipulating a bunch of pics.
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If you’re at all comfortable with After Effects, I would suggest using Motion Boutique’s free Pan & Zoom script – you give it a folder, and it gives you a slide show:
https://motionboutique.com/pan-zoom-49/
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I do this a lot – and I’ve several plugins, but invariably I use some simple ‘stock’ motions that I created. Choose a photo (preferably a short duration use) and choose the size, location, then move to the end (maybe 4 seconds) and change the size and location. Adjust the ‘ease in’ points then save it as ‘left pan’ or such. Do the same with a ‘push in’ and other moves, saving each one as another effect. They’ll be in your ‘custom bin’ and you can simply drag each one onto any photo in your timeline, then adjust a bit for flavor. This is a quicker way than any plugin I’ve found.
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