Quickly apply rich, beautiful, preset color grades in Adobe Premiere Pro CC thanks to the Lumetri Deep Color Engine. With the Looks Browser, preview and add looks from Adobe SpeedGrade CC as easily as adding a dissolve. Also import LUTs from other systems.

Motion blur is something that occurs naturally in photography but there are many ways that we can create realistic motion blur in After Effects too. Colin will show you the settings and options to help you control motion blur on animations, graphics and even on videos that don’t contain any movement at all. He will also demonstrate how to add motion blur to the many animation presets that ship with After Effects.

We've all heard the term ""Ken Burns Effect"", but do you know that this random effect will sometimes zoom into areas you don't want to zoom into? This tutorial will show you how to easily import images and give you complete control to pan, zoom, and travel across images to create customized dynamic slideshows that you can output to Blu-ray, DVD or any device. The ease and power of this tutorial comes from using custom presets for motion and effects in Premiere Pro CS5; a feature that many users tend to miss.

Flash allows you to easily create animation from scratch and even animate an object in 3D space. Watch this video to learn how and to see how to save animation for later use.

Paul shows you how to add quick, customizable animation to any content using motion presets in Flash CS5.

Edit and customize motion path presets, which allow you to animate images or text in InDesign CS5. Adjust the direction and speed of the animation, as well as edit the beginning and end points of the motion path.

Save and reuse animations using the Motion Presets panel. Use default and custom presets to enhance animations.

Use motion tween presets, and learn how to create and save your own motion tweens as presets.

Adobe Flash Evangelist Paul Burnett gives you a tour of the new Motion Presets Panel in Flash CS4 which saves you time with a simple click of a button.

In this episode Paul shows the new CS4 object based tweening model including how to create animations using the timeline, how to use the Motion Editor and also how to save and reuse your animations using Motion Presets.