Add a Speedometer to Your Onewheel Videos
I had a live speedometer onscreen in this Short:
• Fast is Fun! Onewheel GT S-Series
A few of my viewers asked how I add a real-time speedometer to my Onewheel videos. This video shows you how! I will take you through the steps for accomplishing this video-game-inspired look in Final Cut Pro, but you can do the same in apps like Capcut, DaVinci Resolve or Premiere Pro. And if you own a PEV other than Onewheel, the steps should still apply!
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// Chapters //
0:00 Intro
0:15 The Gear
0:50 Do This Before You Start Riding
1:34 Insta360 Studio
2:17 Final Cut Pro Steps
3:45 Working Inside of the Multicam Clip
5:05 Masking the Speedometer
5:38 Working with Blend Modes
6:19 Adjusting the Color & Exposure
7:00 Positioning the Speedometer
7:54 If the Speedometer Isn't Bright Enough
8:22 Adding the Battery Percentage
8:43 Masking the Battery
9:25 Positioning the Battery
9:48 Fixing the Brightness for the Battery
10:15 Silencing the Audio
10:50 Adding the Multicam Clip to the Timeline
11:10 Working with the Multicam Angles
11:43 Celebrate
12:03 One More Thing
12:36 Watching the Final Result