The Bottom Line:
- Generative Fill feature in Photoshop enhances video environments
- Efficiently fill missing areas in videos
- Color adjustments recommended before using the tool
- Easy process of screenshot, editing in Photoshop, and re-importing to Premiere Pro
- Create widescreen videos from vertical clips for a professional finish
Introduction to Generative Fill Feature in Photoshop
Using Generative Fill Feature in Photoshop for Video Editing
Place your video into your timeline and ensure any necessary color adjustments are made before proceeding.
Creating and Editing in Photoshop
Take a screenshot of the video frame and open Photoshop to create a document matching the video’s timeline size. Import the screenshot and utilize the Generative Fill feature to fill in blank areas as needed.
Finalizing and Re-Importing
Select the desired generated fill option, save the image, and re-import it back into Premiere Pro. Arrange the layers appropriately to achieve the widescreen effect for your video.
Preparing Your Video Timeline
Arranging Your Video Timeline
Begin by placing your video clip in the timeline and ensuring any necessary color corrections are completed beforehand.
Implementing Photoshop Tools
After taking a screenshot of the frame, open Photoshop to create a document that matches your video’s dimensions. Import the screenshot and utilize the Generative Fill function to fill any empty spaces effectively.
Completing the Process
Select the suitable generated fill option, save the edited image, and re-import it into Premiere Pro. Organize the layers appropriately to achieve the desired widescreen format for your video content.
Utilizing the Generative Fill Feature in Photoshop
Setting Up Your Video Timeline
Begin by placing your video clip in the timeline and ensuring any necessary color corrections are completed beforehand.
Utilizing Photoshop Tools
After capturing a screenshot of the frame, open Photoshop to generate a document that matches your video’s dimensions. Import the screenshot and employ the Generative Fill function to fill in any vacant areas effectively.
Finalizing the Process
Choose the appropriate generated fill option, save the edited image, and re-import it into Premiere Pro. Organize the layers correctly to achieve the desired widescreen format for your video content.
Enhancing and Saving the Image in Photoshop
Managing Your Video Timeline
Begin by inserting your video clip into the timeline and confirming that any necessary color adjustments have been made before proceeding.
Utilizing Photoshop Functions
After capturing a screenshot of the frame, create a document in Photoshop that matches the dimensions of your video’s timeline. Import the screenshot into Photoshop and utilize the Generative Fill tool to fill in any empty spaces efficiently.
Completing the Task
Select a suitable option from the generated fill choices, save the edited image, and re-import it back into Premiere Pro. Arrange the layers appropriately to achieve the desired widescreen display for your video content.
Integrating the Edited Image Back to Premiere Pro
Integrating the Edited Image Back to Premiere Pro
After selecting the desired generated fill option in Photoshop, save the image and import it back into Premiere Pro. Ensure that the image is placed below the video layer for the widescreen effect.
