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Create This Insane Object Toss Effect! 🎬🔮 Here’s how to make an epic object transition effect using just your phone & CapCut! 1️⃣ Record Your Clips 🎥 	•	Clip 1: Film yourself throwing an object towards the camera and catching it back. 	•	Clip 2: A close-up of the object near the camera. 	•	💡 Pro Tip: Add a gentle spin to the object for a more dynamic effect! Use a green screen or a contrasting background to make editing easier. 2️⃣ Import & Overlay 🏗 	•	Open CapCut and import both clips. 	•	Select the object close-up clip, tap ‘Overlay’, and move it to the second layer. 3️⃣ Remove Background 🎭 	•	Select the overlayed clip, go to ‘Remove Background’ → ‘Custom Removal’, and highlight only the object. 4️⃣ Match the Motion 🔄 	•	Find the point where the object starts moving toward the camera. 	•	Resize the cutout to match its size in your hands and trim the start of the clip to this point. 5️⃣ Animate with Keyframes 🎬 	•	Add a keyframe at the start, where the object is in your hands. 	•	Move to the end, reposition the object where you catch it, and add another keyframe. 	•	In the middle, enlarge the object to create a zoom effect, making it look like it’s flying towards the camera—then add a final keyframe. 🎬 And that’s it! Your final video should look like this. #vfx #visualeffects #creative #edit #video #capcut #creativeminds #videoedits #tutorial #MagicReveal #CapCutEdit #VideoEditingTips #CapCutTutorial #vfxediting @CapCut @Creator Academy @Instagram Creators
Create This Insane Object Toss Effect! 🎬🔮 Here’s how to make an epic object transition effect using just your phone & CapCut! 1️⃣ Record Your Clips 🎥 • Clip 1: Film yourself throwing an object towards the camera and catching it back. • Clip 2: A close-up of the object near the camera. • 💡 Pro Tip: Add a gentle spin to the object for a more dynamic effect! Use a green screen or a contrasting background to make editing easier. 2️⃣ Import & Overlay 🏗 • Open CapCut and import both clips. • Select the object close-up clip, tap ‘Overlay’, and move it to the second layer. 3️⃣ Remove Background 🎭 • Select the overlayed clip, go to ‘Remove Background’ → ‘Custom Removal’, and highlight only the object. 4️⃣ Match the Motion 🔄 • Find the point where the object starts moving toward the camera. • Resize the cutout to match its size in your hands and trim the start of the clip to this point. 5️⃣ Animate with Keyframes 🎬 • Add a keyframe at the start, where the object is in your hands. • Move to the end, reposition the object where you catch it, and add another keyframe. • In the middle, enlarge the object to create a zoom effect, making it look like it’s flying towards the camera—then add a final keyframe. 🎬 And that’s it! Your final video should look like this. #vfx #visualeffects #creative #edit #video #capcut #creativeminds #videoedits #tutorial #MagicReveal #CapCutEdit #VideoEditingTips #CapCutTutorial #vfxediting @CapCut @Creator Academy @Instagram Creators

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