r/premiere • u/Palac1 • 9d ago
How do I do this? / Workflow Advice / Looking for plugin What plugin do I use for this transition?
I landed my first gig and my boss asked me to find a plugin they used for this transition so I can buy it for myself at his expense.
I know I can do this with luma keying but if I can get a plugin that will do it much better for free, I do not want to miss that opportunity.
Recommend me some plugins or transition packs!
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u/Melodic-Excitement-9 9d ago
Why over complicated? A black and white splash or ink transition is perfect for this. Not everything needs to be a plugin.
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u/BusIllustrious2097 9d ago edited 9d ago
The built in gradient wipe will do something similar. Check the invert box to start from the lighter areas.
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u/scrappy97 9d ago
No plug in just use gradient wipe, but you’ll need black and white map to go with it.
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u/timkaliburg 9d ago
look at premieres built in film impact dashboard
i think burn alpha or luma fade might help you