Best Video Export Settings Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020 For Youtube

Learn how to export a video in Adobe Premiere Pro CC and the best settings for KZbin. I go over the best quality 1080p HD export settings*****Download the exact export preset I go over in this video: bit.ly/1080pPreset
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[@JavierMercedes]

Huge topics like this are tough to explain in a way that is efficient for variety of viewers, so my hope is that this is what you were looking for. 0:10 - Dealing with mixed aspect ratios / resolutions in the (shoot, edit, and export with the same sequence settings) 1:20 - how to select what part will be exported from your timeline / sequence 2:30 - going over the export settings window 3:58 - Explaining bit-rates (target bit-rate, constant bit rate CBR, Variable bit-rate VBR, 1 pass vs 2 pass) 6:35 - What is the best bit-rate for KZbin 9:20 - how to save your export settings as a preset

[@rocklynfaher3305]

I'm doing a 'no-no' for my personal viewing pleasure. I got an 848 x 360, 2.76GB copy of Avengers Endgame and then downloaded a 1280 x 720, 11MB copy of the Tony Stark kneeling hero's death scene the studio edited out of the release version of the movie (Delted Scene Clip). I loaded them both up in Premiere Pro CC 2015 along with a dirge appropriate piece of audio to background the emotional context of the DSC. Now, the DSC has black frame bars top and bottom that can't go into the finished product so I scaled the DSC down by 30% to expand the actual video window to match the Endgame frame and the Black Bars disappear off screen. I then synched the audio and exported the finished product @ H.264 - Match Souce Hi Bitrate - VBR-1 pass - Bit Rate Target = 10 MAX = 12 and got an 11GB output file, which I tought was pretty large, but the quality was great, the scene insertion was virtually undetectable; only a slight timing hiccup at the exit end that I'll clean up later. Right Now I'm experiementing with some of your settings as explained above. But I was wondering what you might think about the Scaling of the DSC to eliminate the Black Bars? That is, if you monitor these things. other than that, I concur with many of the comments below, Your videos are technically superb and informative.

[@nimbapilot6925]

Thanks for the video. I record my church sermon to be broadcast on TV, what do you recommend me exporting in. Ive been exporting it at 40 mbps CBR. I'm using the sony a7iii, recording in 1920 by 1080p 29.97fps. Thanks for your help. Ps... Its forever to transfer the file to them. usually 4 hours for a 26 minutes video.

[@jaykadlec]

Add this to your description with one more 0 in front of all those chapters (i.e. 00:10 Dealing with mixed aspect ratios) and it will add it into your youtube video as actual chapters.

[@trialsdungeons8737]

i cant activate hardware encoding, only software, help, everything else is the same im encoding now, hardware gtx 1070, i7 7700k

[@FRMillionaires]

I think you did a great job. Exporting my first KZbin video thanks to you. Subscribed!

[@gioalforte1219]

When you said to press the “?” to highlight the timeline, I was like 😳😳😳 I’ve been editing for years and just found out about it. Thanks man

[@crusincamry]

I've used the ? to highlight in/out for a clip, never thought to do it for the whole project for export! 🤯🤦🏻‍♂️ Thanks Javier!

[@ebenhcf5261]

Same here... All of us were mindblown by this silly little great thing

[@Unreql]

No you were like "?"

[@mhKacode]

😂 Same Here

[@jannatulrafia9879]

Aren't I😅

[@TheDro]

1:00 tru, but with youtube there's a trick where if you have fast moving 1080p @60fps video but you upscale the export to a higher bitrate 1440p resolution youtube will actually compress the 1440p version WAY better and crisper than the 1080p version. Take that same video and export exactly the same but with 1080p@60 instead and upload that to youtube it looks like blocky garbage during fast movements. So while generally upscaling doesn't work well, try it out to see the quality and clarity on youtube's final render.

[@antagonisf]

so if i were to record at 50000 kbps, what should i put it to for rendering

[@KillaKenzee]

is this true??

[@antagonisf]

@@KillaKenzee i know the 1440p is true but not the higher bitrate

[@toasteroven6761]

@@KillaKenzee It forces a better YT codec (VP09) onto the video when you upload 2k and over source files. This is the same codec high-traffic channels get by default; on new channels/low-traffic channels avc is the standard, and is much worse than VP09.

[@MaksDopler]

Hmm

[@CyberCPU]

One reason you would want to upscale a 1080p video to 1440 is to get the vp09 codec on KZbin. By default unless you're a really big page KZbin uses a much lower quality codec to compress your video for videos uploaded 1080P and lower. However if you upscale to 1440 you get the vp09 codec and your video will look a lot better on KZbin.

[@ManPlusRiver]

very thorough but not too long winded, thanks!

[@garishere]

You saved my day no joke. I've never seen this explained in this much detail in so little time. 🙏🏼

[@JavierMercedes]

glad I could help Edgar!

[@jeffreyhinks1925]

Couldn't agree more.

[@StevenCastellucci]

Just to clarify: "Mbps" is megabits per second, while "MBps" is megabytes per second; and there are eight bits to a byte. Thus 8 Mbps = 1 MBps.

[@Deez_Nutz_United]

But you write megabyte per second as mb/s and megabit per second as Mbps, that’s at least what I have seen

[@R0GUEOrange]

@@Deez_Nutz_United Never seen that, there are some weird naming coneventions around that stuff though so maybe it exists. But usually the capitalization of the "b" determines wether it's bit or byte.

[@R0GUEOrange]

And in this case it's definitely bit since it's talking about the bitrate.

[@yGKeKe]

@@Deez_Nutz_United Nope. Mbps is Megabits per second. Anything that labels otherwise is wrong.

[@mumbaiteenager__]

Thanx broo 😇😇 I thought it's was megabytes

[@MilenaSimsic]

Best tutorial I've seen of premiere pro! Love the breakdown of each section of the video, the fact that you included the actual preset in the description, and going above and beyond with some other interesting visuals. Aside from the actual content helping with my KZbin videos, the way you made this video gave me inspiration as well. Keep up the great work!

[@JavierMercedes]

So happy to hear that Peach! Thank you!

[@MusicTechHelpGuy]

Killer video! I'm an audio guy, who does some video work for my YT channel. I watched like 6 other tutorials that just gave the basics, and this is the first one that explained CBR and VBR and when to use them. Thanks for covering this cover so thoroughly!

[@mitubes]

I'm not sure what we'd do without your tutorials Javier! You are the best teacher, and your videos are respecting our time! Fantastic work!!!

[@TheDragonFoodHeir]

This pace of the video is quick which matches the processing rate of my brain so I am not being drained due to a slow visual and audio presentation. Yours is efficient, not draining, matches the speed at which my brain processes information. Excellently done.

[@benberry8966]

I was just thinking the same thing. Great vid.

[@simplesew8716]

0:18 the most often mistake that a beginners do, really appreciate this video, thanks a lot on behalf of all the people out there who are facing quality drop after rendering issue due to minor lack of editing knowledge, thanks man

[@MrSpike]

Love the tutorial, keep up the good work.

[@JavierMercedes]

Thanks!

[@MrChef-jq9rc]

Hey what are doing here i think you have editor

[@boombasticx]

Oi Spike Didn't Expected You Here lmao

[@Helloimenglish]

@@JavierMercedes agreed amazing vid

[@coapa_760]

@@JavierMercedes anybody know what i need to do or how to fix ... i uploaded my first vid and there is no audio.. on my pc and my file it has audio tho

[@REVWD]

This is the second time I have been here! Moved computers and lost my old Preset I made using this video, I knew I had to find your video again. There was no way I was gong to use any other preset tip video other then yours! Thank you!

[@timetorest4318]

it's literally useful for me. Yesterday I just bought a A7III, yeah a year later after this video uploaded. And when I started to editing, and trying to export I got a problem about this bit rate, cause I don't understand at all. Thank you so much sir

[@WhitneyStylez]

I’m new to Premiere Pro 2020 and so happy I discovered your channel! You deliver content in a way that’s easy to process and understand. I like how you get straight to the point and everything you share is useful info with no fluff filler. Thank you!! 🙌🏽

[@sabianchase_]

New sub, love the high-quality content. Lord knows how much time you put into these but they're not going unmissed. Appreciate you and your content, keep up the great work!

[@JavierMercedes]

Sabian Chase thank you Sabian!

[@olaleyeoluwole3442]

I thought I was the only one who noticed that this video was good, clear, sharp and no gittering. Please What export setting did you use for this particular video.

[@PereraN]

Love your channel Javier! Just a note on the encoding settings: by changing the Bitrate Encoding to VBR 2 pass, automatically switches to Software only Encoding, but Hardware Encoding setting remains same with VBR 1 pass.

[@StuffWithSimon]

same, i wonder if this will decrease quality

[@fernandobonannosa1431]

same here!

[@GabodeLeon]

@@fernandobonannosa1431 Same!

[@TANKDABOSS]

I already found a video on this subject to help me but this video played next and I just let you talk because you have good energy keep up the good work my guy 💪🏾

[@clownsartex3656]

went through when I first started video editing, now it's taking a whole new switch and learning soft will only boost my courage for the

[@bastion5956]

The amount of quality and content, damn bro you deserve a million views at lease. I came here because i just started uploading gameplay on youtube. Keep up the good work

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you so much!

[@JayJanePhotography]

I just realized that when exporting time-lapses, the bitrate must be higher than normal. Thanks for this great recap of the settings. Somebody else said that since YT compresses, better make the file bigger so they'd be compressed less, but I'd agree that the file sizes will be impractical to manage in the computer. VBR can at least assure you that it can use a higher bitrate when those crazy transitions or time-lapses come in.

[@ExtendedUniverse55]

Extremely helpful, for real! I used to replicate the settings that other KZbinrs shared in the past but now I actually got to understand some of the reasons why the settings are adjusted the way they are... Thanks again it helped me a lot!

[@TheReelMVP]

Exporting has been a huge struggle of mine. Followed so many different tutorials and they recommend using so many different options in which I didn’t understand the “why” behind it. But this tutorial definitely explains the “why”, especially if you’re a newbie like myself. I feel so much smarter now. Thanks Javier!

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you!

[@willkautzcoaching]

When searching for answers I look for Javier first, thank you for consistently producing pertinent useful content.

[@mojo347]

Damn I’ve probably learned more here then in school, quick enough, and I underrated everything somehow haha

[@LaCasadeMaria]

Javier, thank you for probably one of the BEST tutorials I've ever witnessed. You are so concise and accurate. Everything you mentioned is exactly what I did and it only took 15 minutes to work alongside of you to get it done. Thank you - I'm a believer, and a subscriber now.

[@JavierMercedes]

Glad it was helpful Maria

[@IndianPolish]

Great tutorial bud. I think sometimes we overcomplicate stuff and don't listen to YT recommendations (I have also been a culprit of that). I have always found my sweet spot for 1080p 60fps exports at 15-45 variable 2 pass.

[@Juliano_DJOL]

I've learned alot of programs and the lion king tip is good advice I always think of stuff like that when I try and remember things like that.

[@matthiassouthwick7310]

Hands down your editing tutorials are the best I’ve found yet and sadly way better then the editing class I just took in school.

[@ninasbeiti]

Man, your videos are so helpful 👌🏼

[@camiliajohnson9786]

This was concise, to the point and very easy to follow. I was able to follow along and execute every aspect. Your humour is a great touch as well. Keep up the good work.

[@TheFoldMusic]

1:14 Ummmmm, did DUDE JUST LEVITATE?

[@JavierMercedes]

Just out here trying my best to be David Blaine 😂

[@PuunCakes]

He's the chosen one 0.0

[@welspringsoap3696]

I just edited my first video today and it was hugely helpful. Im graduating from VSDC to PP. I will be visiting your channel again in the future. THANKS

[@T0mPickles]

Javi, love your channel! I've recently begun learning how to edit videos with premiere pro & I keep coming back to this channel over & over again to learn something new!

[@rIDEvIRAL]

awesome tutorial Javier. Thank you. i am definitely follow it. i have a question though. what if we shoot in 24 frames and export in 60 frames? or shoot in 24 frames and export in 60 frames. also, if some shots are in 24 frames and some in 30 frames and some in 60, then which is a best export frame rate?

[@seanlebean8160]

I would recommend exporting it at just 24 fps, as it looks the most natural and all your clips will have a consistent frame rate, instead of exporting in, for example 60 fps, the clips will all have different frame rates.

[@rIDEvIRAL]

@@seanlebean8160 okaies.. Thank you..

[@jayllicampo97]

Thank you so much again bro. Good video, God bless you. 👏🏻👌🏻

[@HighPriestessSteph]

I use the hashtag #poetryinprogress in my work as a filmmaker and poet, so when I saw your shirt I hit sub immediately. lol Turns out this is one of the most informative explanation for exports. Fully engaging & straight forward, I'm super grateful. Thank you x

[@JavierMercedes]

Hey Stephanie that’s awesome about the hashtag, mine is the name of my podcast, glad you liked the video and hope the info helps in your future edits.

[@SefraCorrea]

thank you !

[@JavierMercedes]

You are welcome Sefra!

[@littlecr.7]

W- wow

[@artofhiphop.]

The lighting behind you is sick, love the colors in the background. Great video too!

[@valeriesorrells]

thank you! I watched so many other videos and NONE had the information I was looking for about bit rate. You just saved me a ton of time.

[@glyndewis]

Thanks Javier

[@JavierMercedes]

Thanks Glyn! Love the quality of your profile pic, go to check your KZbin channel and now it all makes sense 😂 Awesome content.

[@BurjaRocar]

This was incredibly helpful, thank you! You articulate everything very well and make some really complex and complicated details easy to understand.

[@SaraBequette]

Super useful! This is exactly the info I was hoping to find. But your tutorial was better than I hoped for. Your speed of delivery was perfect and the info was so clean and precise! Most important of all, it was easy to understand. Thank you so much! I really appreciate a great tutorial video.

[@cloudburst4195]

I want you to be my lecturer in college. This is the best tutorial i have ever watch on youtube!

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you Trigger!

[@rajan.studios]

Great video, and well explained....great going....

[@namakudamono]

What does “Use Maximum Render Quality” actually do? And does Time Interpolation influence the clips adjusted with Optical Flow on the timeline? Excellent videos by the way!

[@PURETENNISsense]

This tutorial was exactly what I needed. Thank you making it super clean and easy to follow. Covered a lot of material too! Thank you!

[@SebbyK29]

Comment for the algo...But I really did like the explanation. Had some time before release today so thought I would double check my settings! Appreciate the info

[@BALSCOU]

Wow found you here! Hi sebbyk! Somehow found a comment of yours ^^

[@SebbyK29]

@@BALSCOU sup

[@BALSCOU]

@@SebbyK29 I have a Rust video, inspired by several KZbinrs like you. A wipe movie. I have got "Alvra" and "Red apple" to comment on it. May you comment too please? if you think Its worth it ofc

[@pinkrexx]

I know this isn't the MOST recent version of Premiere Pro, but this was so helpful for helping me export videos for my own youtube channel! Thank you so much!!! :)

[@JohnDoe-qt8wh]

I think I've commented on this video before about how legendary your tutorials are. I had to visit it again to brush up on some things and want to again thank you and shout out how legendary your videos are. #GOATED

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you John Doe!

[@Howling_Games]

I subbed mostly becuz of the Lion King refrence lol. That really helps/

[@JavierMercedes]

haha! thank you!

[@jamesdicicco7926]

Really useful info, I've done vbr pass 2 for a while know bit wants sure why I was doing it so thanks for explaining it so clearly 👍also I normally hit render at maximum depth, do you do this to?

[@JavierMercedes]

Yes I noticed I left that out of the tutorial, but yes I do.

[@jaykadlec]

@@JavierMercedes If you have a GPU, both those max setting checkboxes often won't actually do anything for you. Basically Adobe added these boxes when they made the transition of using more GPU than CPU for rendering (larryjordan.com/articles/adobe-premiere-pro-cc-when-to-use-maximum-render-quality/). That said, if you have a GPU it's still worth checking the one box of "use max render quality" when you use scaling in your video.

[@jaykadlec]

Actually going down the rabbit hole more, other sources say the render at maximum depth it applicable for when you have 10bit color and you did a good amount of color grading. If you have 8 bit then it's not useful.

[@linusnguyen727]

This is extremely helpful, and a great explanation and walk-through of things. I'm sort of new to creating video content and using Premiere Pro. I've heard that it's recommended to bring all footage (even those recorded in 60fps) to be edited on a 24fps sequence timeline. Is this a good idea? Also, would you then export with 24fps settings? It's also suggested by some to film in 1080p, then export in 4K, so that KZbin downscales to a better quality 1080p. Is that accurate? Also, why do you export video with AAC audio settings and not mp3? Have you also noticed how the new update to Premiere Pro (14.2) doesn't export a working mp4 video file with mp3 settings (but it does with AAC)? Thanks for your help.

[@JavierMercedes]

The 60fps to 24fps depends on your situation, gamers and streamers like 60fps because that’s what most games FPS are at. People that film in 60fps for a 24fps are doing so because they want the ability to slow down the footage of they want in post. (Hope that makes sense). Since creating this video I do realize the YT compression may actually be better for 4K videos regardless of if they are indeed shot and edited in 1080p, so the advice to export in 4K regardless of your sequence settings may be valid. AAC is a lossless audio format, mp3 compresses the audio. With today’s robust tech and storage solutions there is no need to export mp3 with your video, AAC will give you a much better sound quality.

[@linusnguyen727]

@@JavierMercedes So, to export in 4K, is that as simple as selecting a 4K export setting, or is it more involved with other settings? Thanks.

[@JavierMercedes]

@@linusnguyen727 Yup, the YouTuBe 4k export setting does just fine.

[@bluerobemusic6864]

This is the best in-depth, yet easily understandable, adobe PP tutorial I've seen. and I'm watching them constantly because "I don't know what any of this sh*t is and I'm f**king scared." - TR

[@ihcrenrut]

Bro, I wish I knew about you earlier! These tutorials are life savers!!

[@huseyinbaij371]

Sorry to say that bro but just like all the other (KZbinrs) you guys are forgetting or not even noticing the major factor which is HARDWARE ENCODING. When you set the bitrate encoding to 2 pass, you automatically lose the hardware encoding and it switches back to software encoding which slows down the render speed significantly around 25% from my own experience! and when dealing with large productions or videos this translates to HOURS! So hardware encoding only works with CBR and VBR 1 pass, and the ultimate choice would definitely be VBR 1 pass with some good rate around 15 ( anything higher even if it's only the maximum bitrate would still be compressed by youtube to 15 Mbps) according to their guidelines which are there for a reason. please always do better research from written resources and articles at least before copy-paste some other KZbinr's content and mislead lots of video editors to smth that already wrong by the other KZbinr, no wonder KZbin is full of crab lately because no one is willing to spend an extra bit of effort to grab a piece of good information to share...

[@druidobidon2287]

Thank you! I've watched a few videos on VBR and didn't quite understand it. You broke it down in a single sentence. Great video.

[@johnstewart3391]

Hey Javier, thanks for the info. There are a couple people I also follow on KZbin and they are putting out videos about shoot in 1080P and export 4K and your video will be better. I was taught if you shoot in 1080P export in 1080P As you put it, you can't make less quality look better. Thanks again, and keep up the great work.

[@polofnk]

Dude, Im so glad i came across your channel... its 2022... but man, your tutorials are Easy, Entertaining and Educational! great job! PFNK!

[@vzpon.]

Where has this video been all this time... thank you so much man!

[@SwordsandBrushes]

Thank you so much!! I've watched your videos for voice over and now I needed to watch this for exporting - I'm about to upload my first ever video on youtube today, super excited!!! It's all thanks to channels like yours which are a super useful and valuable recourse for others! So thanks once again :)

[@shontroelstrup2023]

Super helpful! Gonna experiment with this and see how it affects my renders. I usually just hit the preset and then complain about how crappy it looks.

[@tinapez]

Edited my first 4K video and this tutorial answered all my questions. Thank you for your edutainment.

[@smexyrenskii]

probably the best channel for tutorials. thanks for your work my good sir

[@ShadiZanoon]

this video is the most helpful for me on KZbin to explain the right export setting and the bitrate. Thank you so much

[@Samy2Cold]

Man this is the best video I have ever seen on this topic my export went from looking like 420p to 1080p i love this video thanks man so much I really owe you one! ( I liked and subscribed btw:)

[@afkoppauthor]

This is the first video I've watched on this that EXPLAINS what each setting does. Thank you so much!

[@fanjiebin7096]

It works ! Crystal sharp! Thanks! Test Video clip: Cut form a Bluray 1080p film: An American In Paris, with ffmpeg Avc1 h264 24 bit container mp4 Bitrate: 8M Duration: 3:30s Size: 236M Format: 1920X1080 23.976 Computor: Lenovo laptop ideapad 3302 i5 8250 1.6G , 20GB RAM, 256 GB ssd harddrive Software: premeir 2021 Me: 2021 Edit in 1920X1080 23.976 (with proxy 1280X720) ME output video settings: H264 2160X4096 Fps: 60 Software only 2 pass Bitrate: 90 Max: 120 Maximam color depth Time comsuption: 85 mins Final file size: 2.45Gb Bitrate: 100M

[@Alina-te9nl]

After all, u solved the video quality problem from the beginning itself. Tysm!

[@saftigerkeks5212]

Finally someone who knows what hes talking about! Ive seen so many Videos, with dudes telling me to download some 3rd party shit, which was obviously a scam, and just doesnt work. This right here actually helps!

[@EricaJ.]

I love how crystal clear you are with explaining this entire process.. Awesome video!

[@gauravchopraghazal]

Probably the only tutorial I've come across that explains the VBR & Bit rate details so clearly...! Best wishes...

[@mikewendland3894]

Excellent tutorial thank you so much! Super new to video editing but experienced in digital audio so this was exactly what I needed to get best export quality. Appreciate you!

[@blackoutunderway6687]

This was helpful, thank you!

[@michaeldogstarman]

I never completely got the bit rate subject until now, thanks!!

[@luistorado6119]

As someone with smol brain and a short attention span, that was really helpful and enjoyable to watch. Explanation was really clear and understandable. Thanks for the help!

[@JavierMercedes]

Thank you Luis!

[@LavasProduction]

U where surpose to be a teacher indeed .. thanx for your info

[@TaoStein]

Wow, great stuff. Super helpful. Thanks for sharing !

[@Jorge-he6im]

Awesome, getting back on the game after 8 years of not editing...I used to edit on final cut studio but moved over to premiere

[@ADITYA-yh3kg]

When I've started producing I personally have downloaded most of the plugins from there, never had problems with virus, malwares and

[@finlieutenant]

Thanks for good advices ! I just moved from sony vegas to adobe and this video was all i needed :)

[@reginaldshorey9062]

This was very helpful. I'm new to editing in PP but looking forward to getting better and becoming awesome in editing. Thanks for the help will be looking at more of your tutorials.

[@alyaleigha]

Best tutorial I've seen, very thorough and easy to understand. Thank you so much!

[@anthonyv6746]

Explained a lot about the exporting process that I didn't understand beforehand. Thanks for the concise, informative video!

[@timelessperspective]

This is the best tutorial on Premiere pro I've ever seen. Thank you so much for helping me understand so more than I thought I ever would from a mere 10-minute video.

[@LilGasmask]

came to watch this video again so leaving a thank you comment XD

[@jeffsherwood8634]

Dude… I’m a huge KZbin fan and a lover of video editing… you are the FIRST of thousands of videos and creators like and subscribe!!!! OMG!!! PS what’s your coffee budget? Six figures????

[@JavierMercedes]

Hahaha I did by my own espresso machine to lower the cost 😅

[@kristiantroldborgsnderby9856]

one of the best pp tutorials - in all aspects! Well done. Serious attitude. Good work. Thanks

[@JoJo-tm6ty]

Dude this is the most helpful and well made tutorial i have ever seen :) I was seriously trying to upload my videos using uncompressed DVI and this saved me tons of time and should hopefully make my videos in the future much better :D

[@Mrprashu99]

Now I understand how to make loops and export everytNice tutorialng really god bless you.. your way of explaining simply aweso I loved it

[@miniDrew4]

You're a phenomenal editor!

[@oscrth3monst3r35]

Hey New here and I downloaded this software a week ago! The tutorials are ok but your Videos helped so Much! thank you!!

[@lazadafanboyz7970]

Just enable the work area bar, it will make your life easy

[@foxhallww311]

you should include adding loudness normilization so KZbin compression won't effects your audio peaks.

[@chefabroad]

Thank you so much

[@BlaineWestropp1]

CBR actually stands for chicken bacon ranch.

[@JavierMercedes]

Making me hungry Blaine!

[@BrotherBennett_]

dope info brotha man!! helped me allot

[@JavierMercedes]

Thanks Lilunit!

[@BrotherBennett_]

wefrence

[@Tezzaboyproductions876]

was very helpful keep making these for beginners in premier pro

[@JavierMercedes]

Glad it helped Tezzaboy!

[@BIDCFAMILY]

Which DSLR & lens you are using to shoot this video sir???