Face blur with adobe premiere elements 2019

FACE BLUR WITH ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 2019 HOW TO

Ok so now I'm gonna go to this Video 2, so Video 2 is on top of Video 1.ДЄnd I'm going to edit it and add an 'Effect'. Now let me move this title over here in the timeline and have it match the video length. In the middle of the screen more or less.ДЄnd this will be the area that blurs out this. I'm going to select an oval and make it about the size of my head. Titles are useful for much more than just adding text so I've got the text here, i'm gonna switch to the 'selection tool', select the bit of text and remove it so I basically have nothing there as that title. I'm going to select 'Title', 'New Title', and 'Default Still'.

Now I wanna create a third track but this one is just gonna be a title.

So we have the first video track and the second video track the same thing, one is just on top of the other. So first thing we wanna do is we wanna copy this video here and move over and paste it over there.ДЄnd we're just doing that as a way to then move it onto the second video track. You can see I walk through the camera, and we wanna blur my face the entire way.

So here we are with the sample video project, it's just one video in it.ДЄnd I'm going to make sure it's expanded enough so that I can see it, there, and we can watch this video. So one of the things you just can't do with iMovie is to blur a moving object like say blur out a fact as it moves through a video, but you can do that with Adobe Premiere Elements.

FACE BLUR WITH ADOBE PREMIERE ELEMENTS 2019 HOW TO

Video Transcript: Hi this is Gary with Mac Most Now, on Today's Episode, I'm gonna show you how to blur a moving object in a video using Adobe Premiere Elements. Check out MacMost Now 481: Blur a Moving Face in Adobe Premiere Elements for Mac at YouTube for closed captioning and more options.

Face blur with adobe premiere elements 2019