3 Ways to Create a Vignette in Premiere Pro

What's In The Tutorial?

This 10 minute tutorial covers 3 ways to create a vignette in Premiere Pro CC 2014.1. Using a PNG overlay image created in Photoshop (includes a description on how to create the vignette)2. Using a plugin (in this case, Magic Bullet Looks).3. Using the circle tool within Premiere Pro itself.The third of these methods offers the best mix of speed and flexibility in my opinion.Update: The Lumetri color addition to Premiere CC 2015 now gives you a fourth option and provides a slider to add a vignette similar to that found in Adobe Lightroom. A very nice and long overdue addition to the software.

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