The video is a tutorial on improving video edits using Premiere Pro and After Effects. It covers tips on editing and exporting in 4K for better detail, using an 18:9 aspect ratio for future-proof content, and various editing techniques like using camera lens blur, desaturating blacks and whites, and adding motion blur. The creator also discusses the importance of adjusting project settings to prevent color issues upon export and suggests increasing the bitrate for higher quality final exports. The video concludes with encouragement to keep creating and an invitation to follow the creator's Instagram for more content.
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1. Editing and exporting a project in 4K can help preserve more detail and make the video look better on YouTube or Vimeo.
2. Editing in 18:9 aspect ratio can help future-proof content and make it look better on newer devices with wider screens.
3. Using camera lens blur instead of Gaussian blur can make animations look more realistic.
4. Desaturating the blacks and whites in an image can help make the colors look more realistic.
5. Using the horizontal flip effect can help make edits flow more smoothly.
6. Using keyframe interpolation or the easy ease effects in Premiere Pro and After Effects can help make animations look smoother.
7. The transform effect can be used to add motion blur to animations and make them look more realistic.
8. Editing a sequence with a widescreen aspect ratio can help add extra camera movement and make the video look more dynamic.
9. Exporting a project in widescreen but editing in 16:9 with a black bar overlay can help preserve detail and make the video look better.
10. Enabling display color management in Premiere Pro's general preferences can help fix color grading issues when exporting a project.
11. Using Adobe's gamma compensation LUT can help fix color grading issues when exporting a project.
12. Increasing the bitrate when exporting a project can help reduce compression and make the video look better.
13. Premiere Pro's default bitrate for exporting videos is 10 megabits per second, which is considered low.
14. Setting the contrast to 5, saturation to 120, and tint to 2 in Lumetri Color can help compensate for Premiere Pro's export issues.
15. Premiere Pro's export issues affect different colors differently, making it difficult to find a perfect solution.
16. The creator uploads new videos every week and posts new content on Instagram using the reels feature.