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In this episode, we'll make the animation feel natural with easing. Movement that starts slowly, then slows down before stopping. Like a real object. Let's get started. Hello, welcome back to the complete Adobe Premiere Pro series from Cerdas Inovasi Digital. Objects in the real world don't move at full speed and then stop abruptly. They start slowly and slow down before stopping. Keyframe interpolation mimics this behavior.

Step 1: Linear Animation

The photo clip and lake image already have 2 position keyframes. The photo slides from the left side of the screen to the center in 2 seconds. Play the animation. The photo moves at a constant speed and then stops abruptly. This is linear interpolation, feels stiff.

Step 2: Ease Out

Right-click the first keyframe in the control effect, select Temporal Interpolation, Ease Out. The keyframe icon changes shape to resemble a sand timer. Now the photo starts moving slowly and then speeds up. Right-click the second keyframe and select Ease In.

Step 3: Ease In

The photo slows down as it approaches the final position and then stops gently. Play and feel the difference. The movement feels like it's being pushed by hand, not like a robot.

Step 4: Comparing

The second photo on track V2 uses the same linear keyframes. Play both of them alternately. The photo with easing feels much more professional. Even though the start position, end position, and duration are exactly the same.

Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

Another option is auto-bezier, which automatically smooths out, suitable for many consecutive keyframes. Interpolation in reverse. The value holds then abruptly jumps to the next keyframe, useful for broken or stop motion effects. Get used to adding ease to almost all position and scale animations.

Step 6: Animator's Habit

Select all keyframes by dragging the box in the effect controls, right-click, then choose Auto Bezier or ease in and ease out at the same time.

Done!

Done. We have compared linear interpolation, used ease out and ease in, viewed the sand clock icon, compared smooth motion with linear, and learned about auto bezier and hold. In the next episode, we will create a zoom-in effect on a interview video. Need product advertisement video, business profile video, reels and TikTok content, or subtitles for YouTube videos? Cerdas Inovasi Digital provides video editing and color grading services, as well as opening Premiere Pro courses from beginner to advanced. Want to master the entire series, 105 episodes from the interface to the final project? All episodes, complete with PDF step-by-step guides, source footage, and project files, are available for premium tutorial subscribers. Subscribe starting at Rp69.000 per month, save 28% with the 12-month package, or pay once Rp999.000 for lifetime access. Want just one class? Buy single classes with lifetime access. Subscribe now at the premium page cerdasinovasidigital.com Contact us via WhatsApp, or visit cerdasinovasidigital.com Thank you for watching, see you in the next episode.

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Introduction

Step 1: Linear Animation

Step 2: Ease Out

Step 3: Ease In

The photo slows down as it approaches the final position and then stops gently. Play and feel the difference. The movement feels like it's being pushed by hand, not like a robot.

Step 4: Comparing

Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

Step 6: Animator's Habit

Select all keyframes by dragging the box in the effect controls, right-click, then choose Auto Bezier or ease in and ease out at the same time.

Done!

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0:03Introduction

0:34Step 1: Linear Animation

0:53Step 2: Ease Out

1:11Step 3: Ease In

1:23Step 4: Comparing

1:38Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

2:02Step 6: Animator's Habit

2:13Done!

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0:03Introduction

0:34Step 1: Linear Animation

0:53Step 2: Ease Out

1:11Step 3: Ease In

1:23Step 4: Comparing

1:38Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

2:02Step 6: Animator's Habit

2:13Done!

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Introduction

Step 1: Linear Animation

Step 2: Ease Out

Step 3: Ease In

Step 4: Comparing

Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

Step 6: Animator's Habit

Done!

Introduction

Step 1: Linear Animation

Step 2: Ease Out

Step 3: Ease In

Step 4: Comparing

Step 5: Auto Bezier and Hold

Step 6: Animator's Habit

Done!