Turn Image to 3D video in Filmora
3D videos have become extremely popular nowadays. You can also convert your still images using Filmora. By turning your still or 2D images into 3D videos, you can relive your memories. Among the available video-editing tools, Filmora offers you the high-quality and easiest process to turn your images into 3D videos.
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First, import all the images we need. The first one is the original image. The second is the image that we take out of the train in Photoshop. The third is the train. The fourth is the City View.
First, drop the City View image on track 1. Double-click on it and add a blank keyframe at the starting point. In the end, change the Scale to 105%.
Go to Effects - Filmstock - Boris FX, find BCC Blur, and apply BCC Fast Lens Blur on the Clip. Double-click on the background. Under video effects, keep the Iris Scale between 3 to 5 for better results. Change scale X between 90 and 92 and press ok.
Go back to My Media. And under Sample Color, drop white color on track 2. Change the Blending Mode to Soft Light and change the Opacity to 50%.
Let's open track manager and add a few more tracks above on the timeline. Then, drop the second image on track 4. Double-click on it, go to the animation, and set the Scale at 120%. Then, set the Scale at 130 percent at the end.
Then, drop the train clip on track 3. Located at 1 second. Increase the Scale to 175%. Change Y-axis to -91 and X-axis to 2730. then go to 3 seconds and set the X-axis to -3030.
Go to Effects and find BCC Directional Blur under Boris FX. Drop it on the train. Double-click on the clip and click on Displace Pixels. Now you can notice the difference in the train after applying directional blur.
To make it more cinematic, we can apply a cinematic bar. Also, you can apply an extreme Shake effect when the train passes the screen. Now click on render preview to see the final video.
How to Turn Image to 3D video in Filmora
What you need to prepare:
- A computer (Windows or macOS)
- Your video materials.
- Filmora video editor
Filmora needs to be downloaded and installed on your system to begin the process. Download from its official website by clicking on Free Download. Filmora editor is completely free to use.
Please select all the images required and import them to Filmora. We will be using 4 images for the procedure's demonstration. These include the original image, 2nd image where the train was removed using Photoshop, the train image, and an image of the city view.
Start by dropping the city-view image to track 1 on the timeline. Select it by double-clicking on it and then insert a black keyframe at the start. Also, change the scale to 105% at the end of the image. Open the Boris FX from the Effects tab and use BCC Fast Lens Blur on track one. Double-click on the background and select Video Effects and change the Iris Scale value to between 3 and 5 for better results. Also, change the Scale X value to between 90 and 92 and press OK.
Choose the White color from Sample Colors and drop it on track 2. Following this, change the blending mode to Soft Light and reduce the Opacity to 50%. Add a few more tracks to the timeline using Track Manager. Drop the second image, the image with the train removed, to track 4 on the timeline. Double-click on it and change its scale in Animations to 120% at the start and 130% at the end.
It is time to add the third image, the train image, to the timeline on track 3. Select the image and, at the one-second position, change its scale to 175%, Y-axis to -91, and X-axis to 2730. Now move on to three seconds location and set the X-axis to -3030. Navigate to Boris FX under the Effects tab and select the BCC Directional Blur to apply it on track 3.
To make your 3D video more cinematic, you can apply a Cinematic Bar from the effects on track 5. If interested, you can also apply Extreme Shake Effect. Now use the render preview to smoothen the video playback experience. You can view and share the newly created 3D video from an image.
What you've learned:
- You can change any background in video with green screen.
- Use transitions in video to make it more smoothly.
- Filmora comes with many types of background, including social, busiess, sports and more.
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