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Hello everybody.
I am making a tutorial series for a company software and I work with Adobe Premiere.
I would like to darken parts of video to make only the selected area pop out, what is the easiest way to do that? For example when Im going through different menus in the software and I need them to stand out more.
I found help for darkening footage that has high exposure and such. But Im working with screen captured video and need probably something different.
Maybe something like a shape overlay?
Thank you in advance for help.
Thank you so much for sharing! You have no idea how long I've been trying to figure out how to add a "mask"/layer in Premiere Pro! I needed to blur/darken one small specific area of my video and you've helped me tremendously! I needed to be in the Effects Control Panel!
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Hi a.spotova,
There's ahundred ways to do this.
By doing it this way you will have control over the entire tonal range of the footage and you can change the duration of the adjustment layer to suit the content in the footage. Plus, it can't go rogue on you.
Good luck
mj
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Thank you so much!
Will try that right away.
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Thank you so much for sharing! You have no idea how long I've been trying to figure out how to add a "mask"/layer in Premiere Pro! I needed to blur/darken one small specific area of my video and you've helped me tremendously! I needed to be in the Effects Control Panel!
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Duplicate clip (alt+drag) and superimpose on V2, add mask from Opacity over the to hightlighted area.
Clip on V1 lower opacity.
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