wondhershare Filmora X New Version Download

wondhershare Filmora X New Version Download

Dawnload New wondhershare Filmora X new update video editing software.

New version filmora X.

Keyframing? Light & Dark Mode? 

What about motion tracking?

Yup! the new Filmora x is here ready for you to download and it is a powerhouse of features that  every one of us has been asking for for a while if you want to learn how to find and use all these  new features in Filmora 10 stick around i'll show.

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this video is sponsored by the good people of  Filmora it's like we put the band back together let's get right into it one of the first things.  

you're gonna notice is that Wondershare Filmora X feels very similar to the previous version of  Filmora so you'll feel right at home using the new update let's jump right in with one of the coolest features key framing bring a piece of footage down into your timeline and when you  left click on it in the upper left you'll see under the animation tab.

that you now have the options for preset and customize the customize tab 

is where all the cool keyframing features exist now there's a lot of different ways to use this but let me show you some of the basic functions.

here we just have a piece of footage of a surfer that's surfing out on the ocean the footage is  full screen and it's not doing anything let's go back to the beginning of the footage and I'm going to add a keyframe by clicking on the add button in the upper left if you look at the footage down in  your timeline. 

you'll see that a little green dot 

has been added right where the playhead was that's  

important because it gives us a starting point 

to tell Filmora this piece of footage should be  

full frame at this scale with no opacity changes 

just as it looks right here but maybe as we move  

forward we decide to change it a bit let's go back 

to the upper left and click add another keyframe  

and you'll see another keyframe is added but now 

we can left-click on the footage in our timeline  

to highlight it up in our preview window and make 

some changes let's shrink this down to the corner  

you'll notice a green arrow appears from keyframe 

to keyframe telling us that there's going to be a  

change between these two keyframes let's go back 

and take a quick peek F'll hit play and watch what  

happens now that footage just dives down into 

the corner Filmora fills in all of the blanks  

of what should happen with that piece of footage 

between the first keyframe and the second keyframe  

from full screen to where we shrunk it down now 

let's say we want to do something different from  

here let's add another keyframe that will hold 

it at this position between these two keyframes  

let's play the footage a bit forward and let's 

add one more keyframe here now let's left-click  

to highlight that up in our timeline and let's 

move that way up into the right while we're at  

it let's go into the upper left and let's rotate 

that footage and let's dial the opacity back to  

non-existent now what you'll see happens is this 

piece of footage goes from being shrunk down in  

the lower left corner to spinning up and slowly 

dissipating as it goes up to the right this gives  

you all kinds of control over what you want your 

footage to do in your preview window for animation  

you can see there's a back button that will 

take you to the previous keyframes or forward  

that will take you to the one ahead of it if you 

want to delete any of those keyframes at that  

point just click delete this is a feature that 

Filmora users have been waiting a long time for  

but wait there's more let me show you the color 

match feature here i have two different pieces of  

footage of two different surfers surfing one with 

this really warm bright sunny coloration to it  

and the other one that's more blue with the sun 

in a completely different location and a totally  

different coloration to it if i right click on the 

second piece of footage in my timeline and choose  

color match what it will do in the upper right 

preview window is give me my entire timeline of  

footage to choose from I'm going to scroll back 

to the very first piece of footage that had that  

really bright warm yellow sun look to it I'm going 

to choose the match button and now Filmora will  

take the coloration from that piece of footage 

and match it into my second piece of footage  

now i can dial back the amount of coloration I 

want added in so there's virtually none or temper  

it in to get a little bit of that feel once I've 

got it where i like it i just click ok and now my  

footage has been color matched to approximate 

the look of the other footage I've chosen  

let me show you another cool thing that Filmora X 

can do I'm a huge fan of using keyboard shortcuts  

but if you go up to the upper left click on file 

and scroll down to keyboard shortcuts you'll now  

see an entire list of all the different shortcuts 

that are available to you in Filmora X with all  

of the shortcuts listed next to what each one 

does but wait it doesn't stop there some of  

these shortcuts i use all the time such as split 

which on my keyboard is always control plus b  

but I can back out of that and decide i don't 

want to click that many keys and just say hey  

I'd rather just click the b button and have that 

split my footage i click ok and now wherever  

my playhead is in my timeline if i hit b on my 

keyboard it automatically creates a split you can  

now customize all of your keyboard shortcuts to 

whatever you want them to be but let me show you  

another cool feature audio ducking now I've got a 

few pieces of footage here one where I'm talking  

and then one where I'm waving my hand around that 

has no audio on it whatsoever and then one where  

I start talking again I've got an audio bed under 

that that's all playing at one volume now in other  

versions if i started talking i would add audio 

keyframes to reduce the level of my background  

music so that it didn't overpower the areas 

where i started speaking but here's something  

really cool you can do let's double left click on 

this piece of footage in the timeline go up to the  

audio tab and scroll down to ducking you'll see 

it says lower the volume of the other clips if we  

tick that box we can now decide how much we want 

to lower the volume of the other clips and if you  

look down below filmora has reduced the volume 

of that section and then slowly faded it back up  

where there was an area where i wasn't speaking if 

i click ok it will apply that change let's say we  

want this to actually reduce back down and volume 

on the second clip where i start speaking again  

let's double left click on that in my timeline 

and in the audio tab above let's apply that same  

ducking feature and it will pull that audio 

back to a level that we want it to go down to  

click ok and now we have that entire section 

laid out quickly so that the background music  

ducks down when I'm speaking and raises backup 

when i'm not but wait wait i have saved the best  

feature for last one feature that Filmora users 

have been asking for forever and that's motion  

tracking this motion tracking feature is actually 

really good i've got some footage of myself  

waving my hand around let me go to the very 

beginning of that footage i'm going to double  

left-click on it in my timeline and in the upper 

left under the video tab i'm going to open up the  

motion tracking feature let me tick that box and 

you'll see that in the upper right preview window  

a motion tracking feature box has been added now 

i can click on that and move it exactly where i  

want i'm going to put it in the center of the 

palm of my hand and shrink it down a little bit  

and once i got it where i want it located on my 

hand in the upper left i'm going to tell filmora x  

start tracking filmora now automatically tracks 

and assigns that motion to the clip by itself  

now the second step in that process is you 

have to assign what you want to be tracked  

in this case i've got a piece of text that says 

yes i'm going to put that right up in the center  

of my palm and in the motion tracking box of 

the footage below in the drop down menu anything  

that's aligned with this track in this portion 

of my timeline will show up in the drop down menu  

now i could either import something and put it 

here or use the default title that i've already  

created let's just choose that title and that yes 

now follows my hand perfectly now you can download  

the latest version of filmora 10 right from the 

help tab of filmora9 or you can click on the link  

that i'll put down below to download it today oh 

and before i forget if you want to use fillmore in  

either a light mode or dark mode go up to the file 

menu scroll down to preferences and in the general  

tab you'll see appearance this will allow you to 

switch filmora x from dark mode back into light  

mode if you're one of those people who miss the 

old school look of filmora and don't like working  

in the dark if you want to learn more filmora 

tips tricks and techniques make sure you click  

on the video that's on screen now or the ones 

i'll pinned down below. Say it with me... Peace!

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