Hello, everybody. Welcome back to another Premiere Pro tutorial. In this one, I'm going to show you how to do custom picture in picture effects. In this case, I'm going to do it with a circle, with a nice cool stroke on the edge of it. And I'm also going to show you how you can move this around without having to move the underlying footage. Let me show you what I'm talking about. I'm going to hit space bar. She's just doing her thing. Presto, I moved her or animated her, in this case, to the other side of the screen. And if I double click on her, I can just move her to wherever I want her to go. Now, that's interesting, I think, because this is the underlying footage. And you'll notice here that I'm not moving the underlying footage. I'm just moving her face and her body without that underneath it. So this is a very cool circle crop custom PIP. Now, let me show you how I did it. I'm going to hit command Z. So I'm just going to go back to where we were before. And let's just actually delete everything here. Let's go through it step by step. Why not? Okay, let's start from scratch. The first step, drag and drop in the underlying footage. This is very popular for people that play video games.  This is very, very popular. I'm just going to go ahead and reduce this to about five seconds of footage because I just want to show you the technique. The second thing, grab the video that you want to sort of picture in picture on top of the underlying footage. In this case, it's this lady here and presto. I'm just going to go ahead and reduce her down to the same amount of time. Now let's see what we've got here. We've got her and, okay, she's looking good. Oh, she might need to take more fiber. Whatever, eat more fiber. Anyways, let's get going. So the next step here is I'm going to go ahead and click on the top image or the top video part of me. I'm going to double click on it and I'm just going to go ahead and reduce its size. So it's a little bit more manageable. And then let's say I'll move it over here to start. We're going to be able to move this in a second, but I just want to be able to work with this a little easier. So I'm going to move it right to here. And now what we're going to do is we're going to go to our effects panel. It's for me, it's right here. If you don't see it, go to window, make sure there's a check mark beside effects. Under that, you want to grab the crop effects. So in the search bar here, just type in crop and then you'll see here under video effects, transform crop, drag and drop crop on top. And out of the box, it does nothing. But if you go to your effect controls panel, window, make sure there's a check mark beside effect controls. Just like that, for me, it's right here. I'm going to scroll down and I'll see crop. Now I can do custom cropping here if I want to, if I want a rectangle or a custom look, I want a triangle. But in this case, I'm going to create an ellipse. So I'm going to create a circular crop. So I'm just going to click on that button one time. And it's going to apply this very strange and narrow looking ellipse. And that is actually not what we want. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to hover my mouse over here and I'll zoom in in post production. And you'll see I've got an arrow with a little circle underneath it. What I'm going to do now is I'm going to hold down the shift key and when I do that, I'm just going to pull on one of these different edges. So I'm just going to pull the edge and I'm going to try and figure out what size of picture and picture I want. So let's say I want to go with something like that. So I'm going to take that and let go. And now we've got a circle. But we haven't, again, we haven't done what we need to do yet. So what I'm going to do now is I'm going to move it. So you'll just see here that I just grabbed it and I moved it over her face just like that. And then I'm going to let go. Still not where we need to be, but there's a few more steps we got to take. The next step here is I'm going to go ahead and reduce the mask feather. I'll show you why in a second here, but we'll just work through this sequentially. Now, in the next step, watch this, I'm going to click on the inverted button and still nothing's happened, but not to worry. What we're going to do now is we're going to jack up the left top right and center here to 100%. Once you do this, you'll see where this is going. So it's already done its trick, but I just do this just in case. I'm going to put them all at 100%. But once you've done that, you'll now see that we've got this cool little circle crop. We have the inverted button clicked. We have the mask feather off. If we had feather on it, you'll see here that it kind of makes the edges sort of glowy. But in this case, we want a hard edge, but I want you to know that that exists. And then you can also expand the mask if you want, if you find that you've maybe made it too small, for example, or too big, you can just go ahead and expand it in here. But I'm going to leave it as is and now watch this. Before I go any further, I'm just going to go ahead and double click on her face here and oops, I got to click out. I'm going to double click on her and now watch. Pardon me, I can move her around. And again, the footage that it's based on is not moving.  So that's kind of what we want.  Oops, let's just see. I'm just going to type in paint. This is effects panel. Type in the word paint and you'll get the paint bucket effect. This is also not, this is kind of counterintuitive, but I'll show you how to work through it. So we're going to go ahead and apply it to her and it makes a very weird looking effect, not to worry. Go back to effect controls. Go down to where the paint bucket effect is applied. And what we need to do is we got to go ahead and go from color and alpha to alpha channel. Switch that up and then switch it from stroke from anti-aliase back down to stroke. And when you do that, you'll see there's a very thin little stroke around the edge of that circle. So we've kind of got that edge on the edge of it here. And now I'm just going to go ahead and jack the width up a little bit so you can see a little more. Sometimes it takes a few seconds for this to kick in because it is quite a heavy duty. We've got a lot of effects running here. So you can sort of see that it takes a few seconds for it to think it through. And you'll also see that this line at the top here has gone red. That means it's a little bit more than my computer can handle without going away from the RAM. So there we go. We've gone ahead and added in that little stroke on the outside. We've got everything pretty much where we want it to be. If I double click on her face here, for example, I can move it over here. And that is literally how you do a picture-in-picture, custom picture-in-picture, effect crop circle effect with Premiere Pro. Thanks for watching.


Hey guys, SheaBear1000 here Who remembers what these are? Remember that? Let's talk about that. Stay tuned Okay guys Remember this? This is Panasonic on it. You guys some of you might not remember, but sorry about the noise that's storming outside This is a floppy disk Floppy disk now I'm showing you this. This is a flea market find But not just this But it came in this camera bag we have here okay now It was in this little pocket of this camera bag and Also the camera bag has this That plugs into a camera and you can plug it directly Into your monitor and it also has this of course your chx Okay But it also it's a Samsonite Samsonite camera bag But it also came with this Panasonic camera here the light on it Now this camera I looked at it. I've got the battery charging right now I've looked at this camera and inside this camera. It has a Memory cord that you can take still images because this takes a tape and it does take one of these This Panasonic Like said has a light it does take still images and it stores the still images on the memory card that goes inside here Okay now that is number one now Moves chair Shading number two over here as you can see these cables and that charger and This charger right here It's charging the battery for the Panasonic over there came In this camera bag, which we have a camera bag identical to this one same same camera bag a JVC All right. We have the same camera bag only this one Or ours Actually broke the zipper broke here It's still a good bag, but the zipper doesn't work. Well, this simple works Now this came with one of these things that you could put in a VCR Well, you put your Your tape here inside there And then you stick this in the VCR and you could watch your your home movies and this came with That's original battery pack. It's got a newer battery pack on the camera. I'll show that to you here in just a second Which is is charging and this one also came With the same kind of cord is that gray one over there? You plug it in you can plug it directly into your monitor So there's that Again, sorry for the thunder guys and we have this It's got a cap on it. The other one does have a cap also lens cap, but I took it off It's sitting over there. This is a JVC Camera, yeah, they're older cameras, but They were very expensive cameras at one time. This also takes still images. You can see it's charging right there It also takes still shot has a bright light on it so And it's also good. See this is where the charger's at there and it's got your jacks here So What we're going to do guys Is we're going to try these cameras out? Okay now the batteries aren't fully charged. I know that We've only been on charger for half an hour or so, but We don't need to worry about that because with this camera right here I can plug With this core here Get these little jacks like that what I can do is I'm entangled this thing. Okay, what I can do is Since I have the battery out of this right down in here, let me turn this a lot on Right down in here Yeah, I plug this end Into that now Over here right here You plug This into that Now it'll stop this from charging But that's because it's putting the power over to the camera so Let's see here and see what we got Let's open this up There did it opened up and here is that memory cord us telling you about They have an eight megabyte It's a Panasonic cord They have it in there and there are photos on this guy's I've imported them on to my PC and There's someone's wedding photos from 2005 So, you know what a shame, but Let's see here Let's turn this on Just to check it here Nothing see down in there. So working now But let's go ahead and open this up There we go, that's better view maybe okay, so there's that one It will work guys.  Okay, it's off You don't have to use a viewfinder it will fold up that way the JVC Let's check the JVC out That's pretty good size camera guys, but man, it's nice. There's that so let's kind of Let's click this on for a second. There it is set in the viewfinder now. Let's open this up And there we go, let's put this down here and what it's doing right now It's saying something it's saying JVC super VHS It's telling me it's just telling me I resolution. It's it's a demonstration So it went into demo mode So that's pretty cool there's probably Well, I'll create images and email They're supposed to have software for this one didn't come with software, but I bet you I can get it It's got low light shot technology so That's pretty cool. So I'm gonna check these guys. I'm gonna check this out guys and See it just took a snapshot, but I'm gonna check these out And they let the battery charge for a little bit Also, it's got effects on it So does the other one has different effects you can put on it so What I'm gonna do here guys I'm going to There we go. I'm gonna go ahead and Check these out learn a little bit more on them and the next clips you see Will be from these two cameras and I will tell you which ones which so you'll know like I'll say, you know Panasonic Because I'll do the Panasonic first and then the next clip will be the JVC. So we'll check them out and And you'll get to see You'll get to see how they look All right, so let me and said hanging there guys. I'll be right back with you Okay, guys This is the Panasonic I'm in on something here for a scenery The next clip is going to be the JVC Let's see which one's better. Okay guys This is the JVC Now this when you know any camera when you zoom in It's kind of hard to hold steady. So let's zoom in on that right there now watch this camera has steady shot what just I Hit steady shot. Look how steady that is Now I'm gonna take it off there it is and steady shot again pretty cool so which one Let me know in the comments below which one you guys like All right, I'll be back with you in a minute for my closing Stay tuned. Don't go away guys Okay, I forgot something. I know what you guys are wondering, right? What I gave for these at the flea market well, I'll tell you what I gave for them the guy saw me looking at them And he says, you know, I don't I'm tired of looking at these things. I Don't want them around no more. I don't know anything about them This is I'll sell them to you for 10 bucks. I Said 10 bucks a piece. No, you want them? I'll sell them to you for 10 bucks I looked at my overhead some tripods But they were all missing the top part of the tripod that you put your camera on then it clicks in There were nice tripods, but you're missing that piece. They're kind of useless unless you want to go and build one so anyway, I Said I'll I'll think about it.  I told her I'm gonna make him an offer on you know, I said The bags are worth that I needed a new bag because my other one the zipper broke I said, but I think I can get them cheaper. So I Walked walked back there. We went back and I was talking to him. I said Look, dude, you take seven dollars for them cameras. You want ten for both? I'll give you seven for both of them.  So the tripod is not gonna do me any good I'm not one mess around trying to make a piece for I said there I'm just not gonna do that. They're no good to me. I'll give you seven dollars for both cameras He said, well, I don't know. That's why buddy, you know what? That's that's cool. I understand Thank you for your time and have a great day and I started to walk away He goes now wait a minute now. Wait a minute. All right. Come on. Come on. You want them for seven? I'll give them to you for seven.  He said I've done it a bunch of times. He said as soon as you did that I knew you had me, but he said that's cool. He said, yeah seven dollars no problem Because I told him, you know, the bags are worth that I said the cameras. I have a bunch of cameras But he said, well, maybe you can sell them. I saw you know, I got a camera. I'm not really gonna sell it I'll keep on got quite a little collection of these older cameras and every camera I have works but so anyway, so I did the walk away on him and He was like, all right, man He said I do that all the time and here I got I got nailed with my own techniques So yeah, cuz sometimes, you know, you just like, well, thank you. Have a good day. Thank you for your time You start walking away They don't want money to walk away, you know, especially it was a fair offer I was willing if he'd have said eight, I would have gave him eight dollars for him But I was hoping we could dick her like I'll say seven. He say, you know, okay, cool Cuz he said ten I said seven then he came down to seven and I'm gonna stick at seven so But I would have went up date, but anyway seven dollars So okay guys, there you have it the first clip was from this one the Panasonic and the second clip was From the JVC this one here now On the second clip you might have noticed a little bit of fluttering up on top That was not from the camera. That's that's from the tape that's in there. It's not a new tape It's an old tape that came with one of our other cameras that we bought similar To that one actually I'll tell you I'll show you which one it came with It came with this JVC you guys may remember the The The video I did on when I got this one, but there you have it now I'll tell you what I like and dislike about them. Okay first thing what I dislike about this one is It doesn't have I mean it's got a digital image Stabilization, but it doesn't it doesn't have what the JVC has Okay, so that's what I don't like about this one Other than that. It's it's a fine camera. It works fine Okay, it does have a light on it but It doesn't have low light. Okay Now this one here I Like everything about it the steady shot the zoom is super It does have a light that you can set on on and auto just as well as the JVC Or the Panasonic, but this one it also has low light shot. It's almost almost like a Night It does really well, but what I do not like about this is on playback The display will not go away. There's no way to turn the display off So when I import it if I use this camera, it's going to have the display on the screen I do not like that to where as this one is the one I use to import And as you can see that you know on the video, there's it's just a video. There's no Time up here. There's no battery symbol although you can you know You can turn it off and on this one All you can do is minimize it and now I may be doing I may be overlooking something on it I don't know, but yes, I do like this one better other than that It does do well it has a hell of a zoom on it So and they both have a good zoom, but I just love the steady shot with this one here You can take still images with both of them Although this one like I said before has a memory card for your still images this one does not but you can still take still images and And So there you go. There's what there's what we're looking at there guys Let me bring you up here to me. Oh if the light's gonna You zoom out maybe I Am zoomed out So anyway guys Too much light in here So anyway guys, there's my flea market finds my $7 flea market finds So Let me know in the comments below what which camera you guys think is better as far as quality the second clip like I said you have to That was up above there that it was kind of messed up a little bit that wasn't the camera That's that's just an old tape. We don't know how many times it had all kinds of videos on it when we When we got the camera, so I'm going to get some new tapes and But let me know what you guys you guys think of it, which one's the best one in Your book what do you like better? I like the JVC. I like them both. They're both to me kind of equal, but What I like about the the Panasonic is there's no display on the screen, you know to import I Don't like that about the JVC now the Panasonic does not have a Real good stabilization to where as the JVC does now these are old cameras guys remember from what? 90s late 90s early 2000s right in there I could probably check and find out but the old cameras, but that's okay because I still use them there's some videos that that We have done with with our old old cameras like that And it's really kind of hard to tell unless the tape messes up on you But anyway guys, thanks for watching. Have a great week and y'all be kind of one another year All right guys remember she bear the myth the man the legend. I'm gone. Bye. Bye guys


Certainly, IoT has a lot of demanding requirements, it's a rather complex set of applications with different requirements, different business models, different actors, and all that has to be supported in perspective by a flexible and powerful ICT infrastructure. So 5G is expected to be the infrastructure which we really deliver the promise of IoT. In that sense, we have different classes of IoT applications, so the flexibility to be supported means, for example, instance 8 in the network architecture, infrastructure, different logical network slices which can support different applications simultaneously and maybe take into account the scalability requirements of massive machine type communications. I believe one of the key points is that this integration has to be efficient, so as much as possible we should try to reuse capability across different domains by the baseline infrastructure to have economy of scale and energy efficiency and simplification of the managerial operation. At the same time, the challenge is that different applications, different requirements simultaneously to be supported in the same infrastructure requires flexible solution and that means, for example, instance 8 in parallel with different functionalities if needed, different protocol, two types of applications. That is the challenge I think, but we are working on that, we begin to have technologies like virtualization, softwareization, including slicing as well as SDN and AV that can be able to answer to different requirements of these large spectrum of applications. In principle, IoT, as also we have defined in IoT, is expected to run over a diversified set of ICT technology and infrastructure, so we are not only looking to support 5G, but to be supported by 5G, but also other technology 3G and so on. However, the goal is 5G. So, in that perspective, this is just a starting point, but we see that the main point will be to integrate vertical ecosystem or more or less complex vertical ecosystem like Smart Cities with horizontal ecosystem like the classical telecom industry, which is already rather complex. So, how to integrate vertical with horizontal is the key point. So, we are seeing industry initiative like I mentioned the 5G Automotive Association, which is bringing discussion about how to interact, for example, have open interface between the automotive industries and the 5G and the telecom infrastructure. Then from other initiative, 5GPP, for example, in Europe, they are looking at trials about pilots that integrate these things. So, just as a global project, as well as different SDOs, so I want to mention 3GPP is working about how to expose the capability to external parties and then include the different application domains of DRP. And then other organizations like 1 and 2M that want to adopt, look at how to interact with the different environments. So, actually, they are trying to adopt maybe solutions that can be developed jointly with that organization. So, ITU is expected to start in that sense. So, this is one of the occasions in this workshop we are bringing together, for example, study group 20 and study group 13 views about how IoT and 5G can discuss together to have a more comprehensive global solution.