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Learn how to create an automated droplet when you can create video effects using Photoshop!

You can also use Photoshop to de-interlace video. I recently encountered a situation where I had to de-interlace hundreds of video files that were shot in 1080i.

The only difference from the tutorial above is to perform a de-interlace function from the Filter-Video Menu as part of an action.

Check out our next scheduled hands-on Adobe CC Video Editing Course at GeniusDV.com

The latest version of Photoshop CC has a great new feature called Liquify.  You can use this feature on full motion video! 

With an Adobe CC license, you can easily incorporate your Photoshop video into an Adobe Premiere sequence.

Check out this short tutorial from Multiple Emmy Award Winner 'Juan Carlos' on how the new Liquify feature works. If you're interested in learning the latest Adobe CC Design and Video Apps from Juan, contact us!

Learn how to create a video montage edited to the beat of music when using Adobe Premiere.

*The Replace With Clip From Source Monitor, Match Frame is an esoteric feature in Adobe Premiere CC 2014, but it will save you huge amounts of time in situations like matching beats.  If you're not familiar with this function, this short tutorial will be extremely helpful in improving your editing efficiency.

The key skills that you will learn in this tutorial are:

• Adding edit points on the fly while playing a sequence
• Using the replace edit function to match a specific frame
• Adding multiple transitions all at the same time

Learn how to create a freeze frame effect within Adobe Premiere CC 2014.  It is now incredibly easy to add a hold frame directly within an Adobe Premiere sequence.


To demonstrate this technique, I've created a short tutorial on how to create freeze frame flash effect within Adobe Premiere CC (2014).  Please share this video or post comments if you find it useful.

Here are the next scheduled hands-on After Effects training courses at GeniusDV.

Learn how to create a speed ramp effect within Adobe Premiere.