Justing Odisho: How to Fake Camera Pan and Zoom Shots in Adobe Premiere Pro

Justing Odisho: How to Fake Camera Pan and Zoom Shots in Adobe Premiere Pro

Sean Schools
Tutorials, Effects
Learn how to add camera movement in post production to easily enhance your still frame shots. —Justin Odisho
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