In this tutorial, we learn how to make a cool RGB warp distortion transition in Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 without plugins or presets. Quick and easy tutorial! —Austin Newman
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Justin Odisho: 5 Music Video Editing Effects in Adobe Premiere Pro
In this Video Editing Tutorial I will show you 5 easy to create effects for your next project! —Justin Odisho
tutvid: Parallax Style Intro and Transition Video Effects in Premiere Pro
In this Premiere Pro video editing tutorial, we will take a look at how to create two different effects. First, we’ll create a simple parallax style bumper/intro effect to introduce new video clips in your story and then we’ll create a blurred parallax style video clip transition effect that you’re just going to love. Combining both Adjustment Layers and Color Mattes used as masks, we will be able to create a complex, multi-layered animation that looks much harder to create than it really is. —tutvid
BJK Productions: RGB Wave Warp Transition in Premiere Pro
In this tutorial I show you how to create a Wave Warp Transition for your music videos! —BJK Productions
Please note this tutorial does not include any Wave Warp or RGB effects. It should have been called the Lens Distortion transition tutorial.
FilmVentureStudios: 5 Sick Warp Transitions in Premiere Pro
Learn how to do five different warp distortion transitions in Premiere Pro CC 2017 some inspired by Sam Kolder, Cole Bennett, Valdays, and Matt Komo. —FilmVentureStudios
Justin Odisho: Pincushion / Fisheye Transition in Premiere Pro CC
If you're looking for some simple distortion transitions in Premiere Pro, Justin Odisho has you covered. He creates this fisheye / pincushion transition by applying and animating the Lens Distortion effect on an adjustment layer centered above the edit point between two clips. This is a cool looking transition that can add a lot of style to your edits. And it's very easy to do.
In this Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2017 Tutorial, I will demonstrate how to create a fisheye or pincushion distortion transition effect using lens distortion effects and adjustment layers. —Justin Odisho
Source: https://youtu.be/t4q901M4LIg