Using the Strobe Light Effect (Flashing) in Adobe Premiere Pro

Really cool effect

Colin is there a way to make it so that the strobe resembles more of a broken bulb effect?

Even as someone who has been using Premiere Pro for nearly 10 years, this was a very helpful tutorial and immensely well explained! Thanks for the quick tips :)

Colin you are the absolute best. Been studying with you for awhile. We are a lucky bunch. Thank you. Tom in NYC

hi, i have a little problem that i not sure how to fix in premiere pro, i took an still image png that i created in photoshop and expanded to let s say 7 sec, after rendering the image it s flickering , how do i fix that , i also made sure that the size are identical of the image and in premier 1920x 1080

WOW!! Great tip!!!

very useful and informative

Thank u very very much

Thanks very very much

say a BMX doing a loop on mid-air when reaching the top stops for a sec and woosh, then finish the loop, thanks

Thanks for the tips! I can't seem to find a way to shorten the frequency of the effect though. I can make the strobe itself short or long, but I want a very quick flash to happen only periodically throughout the clip. Help?

Hi Coline, thanks for your great tutorials, always helpful! Just a quick question, I made a test here using low values: 0.30 going to 0.01 for strob duration and 0.60 going to 0.03 for strob period on a clip of 5 second. As a result Im getting a non linear speed increase of the strob effect. Meaning it would slowly increase in speed up to a point where it would briefly slow down then increase again to full speed. Kind of like a bug but I'm wondering if it not because of the velocity. Hopefully this makes sense and if you have any ideas about what could cause this I would love to know! Thanks

awesome

Great Video as always, man! Thanks!

Thank you!

I'm completely blown away by the quality of your tutorials. There's really no other channel that comes close to yours.

Great! Greteful!

I love these simple but time saving tips. Especially useful when a client changes their mind.