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You're welcome! I'm glad you liked it🙌

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@@sallahrana 🙂 keep up that work

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Dylan I use davinci resolve.

What video editing program are you using?

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I use davinci resolve studio

Thank you! It was a 3D model 🙂

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Thanks! I've mentioned the gear details in the description.

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100% agreed 🤩

Appreciate the feedback 🙌 I'm currently in the process of creating my next video, but I'll absolutely prioritize making a tutorial afterwards. Keep an eye out for it!

@@sallahranatutorial pleaseeeee

working on it man--- sorry for the delay it will be ready within 2- 3 days :)

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I use DaVinci Resolve for video editing. For the intro text, I track the area with the planner tracker, choose warp, and connect the text. Then, I add a luma fade node to make the text fade as the warp begins

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sure man will do, thanks for the feedback.

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Lukas, I took two drone shots, moving from left to right. I reversed one of the shots, rotated the top shot, and then masked the sky of the bottom shot, leaving a small portion and fading it out to blend with the sky of the top layer. Additionally, I noticed some areas where the top layer's sky was encroaching on the buildings of the bottom shot, so I applied another mask to clean it up. In the final step, I keyframed the top layer to gradually reveal itself, ensuring that the focus starts on the bottom layer before transitioning to the top layer.

​@@sallahranaok, thank you for your answer, but can you tell me how you did it in da Vinci, how you added two films on a line and what effects you used to combine them?

@@lukaszvandorn5508 Bring both shots into your timeline, placing Shot A and Shot B on top of each other. Create a Fusion composition from them. In the Fusion page, add a Transform node to Shot B and flip it. Drag up Shot B to reveal Shot A underneath. Next, add a Polygon node, which functions as a mask, and connect it to Shot A. Use the Polygon node to remove the sky from Shot A, leaving a small part to gradually blend in with the sky of Shot B. After that, add another Transform node after the Merge node. Keyframe it by adjusting the zoom and positioning to your liking. Ensure that only Shot A is visible, effectively hiding Shot B. Move to the end of your clip and create another keyframe. Reset the zoom and position. To smooth out the transition, go to the top corner, click on the Spline tab, check the transform node attached after the Merge, select all keyframes, and hit 'S' to apply a smooth interpolation. If this isn't clear, don't worry! I plan to make a short tutorial on this soon

I use davinci resolve.

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@@sallahrana brilliant, keep up the great work! 👍🏻

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