How to create a planet in Adobe Premiere Pro
1. Create a color matte and place it in video1.
2. In Effects panel open the Generate bin and drag Ramp into video1.
3. Import a Texture into the Project panel, and then drag it into video 2. Make sure the size of the texture is at least twice as big as the size of your composition setting.
4. Open the GPU Transitions bin. Select the Sphere and drag it into video 2. Open the Effects Control panel and set it as the picture below.
5. Stretch the duration of Sphere effect.
6. Add the Emboss effect to video 2.
7. To make the texture of sphere smoother add a Gaussian Blur.
8. Go to the frame one in Time-line panel, and then add a position Key frame in Effects Control panel. Now go to the last frame and drag the texture to the right or left.
9. Add a Lens Flare to your background.
… and set it as the picture below.
10. Export your Movie.
2. In Effects panel open the Generate bin and drag Ramp into video1.
3. Import a Texture into the Project panel, and then drag it into video 2. Make sure the size of the texture is at least twice as big as the size of your composition setting.
4. Open the GPU Transitions bin. Select the Sphere and drag it into video 2. Open the Effects Control panel and set it as the picture below.
5. Stretch the duration of Sphere effect.
6. Add the Emboss effect to video 2.
7. To make the texture of sphere smoother add a Gaussian Blur.
8. Go to the frame one in Time-line panel, and then add a position Key frame in Effects Control panel. Now go to the last frame and drag the texture to the right or left.
9. Add a Lens Flare to your background.
… and set it as the picture below.
10. Export your Movie.
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