Double Exposure Adobe After Effects CC Tutorial

[@PremiereGal]

✅ Here are the Trending Double Exposure #AfterEffects Templates from Envato Market I mentioned at the end of the video : ➜ bit.ly/EnvatoDoubleExposure

[@toyinosi]

Just a member of #TeamFCPX dropping by to say hi after watching LPTGuy doing the same effect in Final Cut Pro. Kudos

[@hollyafonso]

Simple and direct, I hope all tutorials on youtube could be like this! awesomeeeeee

[@FlatPackFX]

Nice one Premiere Gal! I love the double exposure effect.😉

[@PremiereGal]

Isn't it great?!

[@wagedesired]

This is a fun effect! you have the best tutorials!!

[@danielfrissora1267]

Thank you! Great tutorial!

[@lahyte_5925]

This was awesome! I'm having trouble at 3:50 though. When I draw the rectangle for the mask, it doesn't show the layer underneath to get the double exposure effect? I've followed the tutorial exactly and I have no idea why I can't see it.

[@JTLVideo]

Thank you!!!

[@uniqueboy5250]

Awesome 👍

[@mokofilmagemedicao5961]

GOSTEI DESSE TUTORIAL, E O MELHOR É QUE VOCÊ DISPONIBILIZA OS ARQUIVOS......

[@purnimas4178]

I am not getting the camera Z tool even after pressing C repeatedly. Has something changed in the 2021 version of AE?

[@chadieljamal9714]

I have the same problem

[@glowballfilms]

Excellent! Can you make a tutorial on how to do it if you have 2 moving images? Like if you have a profile shot of someone but they are turning their heads slightly. So to do it with 2 video layers instead of photo and video. Much appreciated!

[@Darkus505]

Hey man, dont know if i'm in time enough to help, but this is easily achievable directly in After Effects with two videos Instead of importing the photo from Photoshop, import a video into your sequence and make it its own Pre-Comp, within that precomp, you can do one of two things. 1: you can mask out your actor from the background and do the rest of the tutorial. or 2. Have your actor shot against a Green/Blue Screen and Colour key out the background and then follow the rest of the tutorial. Once your actor is cut out via the Colour Keyed or Masked out from the background, it'll act the exact same as the image in the tutorial with the transparency Hope it helps!

[@kokitokalim]

Hi Premiere Gal, your tutorials are like medicines :) Always on top

[@josechristianbundalian7780]

how does that work for you?

[@mehdiarjmandi5280]

tnx

[@lucaspvalente]

Awesome tutorial, thanks!!!

[@megha55339]

Love this ! Subscribed :)

[@CillaStudiosUGC]

This is gold. Thanks for making it!

[@PremiereGal]

my pleasure!

[@musicbanghang0012]

Excellent!

[@transversalfilms]

GREAT TUTORIAL THANKS =)

[@gks4405]

Why color correction on mark IV 2K clip looks different in different tv screens...when exported to HD 1080p in primiere pro? Any idea

[@HardyCozen]

Awesome technique, Gal! I'm using this for my new series!! Thanks!!

[@Ak-fq6vr]

Amazing

[@shoaibyounas331]

maam 1 question i have followed whole procedure but when i render it was 6 GB and effects were too slow while playing.Any solution?

[@PhotoGearFun]

Great tutorial thanks so much for sharing!

[@Palrakesh363]

thx

[@shoaibyounas331]

instead of camera movement we can use masking & then keying as well?

[@PremiereGal]

Shoaib Younas ya, I can keyfrane a null object and make it the parent of the photo and text / background exposure layers -- totally up to u!

[@shoaibyounas331]

Premiere Gal Thanx alot for reply

[@fachrezairyansyah]

Thankyou this help a lot !

[@actionprince3701]

which app we want to download in our computer

[@deng2058]

酷！great as always!

[@haallyricshub1378]

i like it