When using Premiere, some netizens said that they would encounter the problem of black borders around the video when rotating the video. Let's learn how to deal with black borders when rotating the video in Premiere. I believe it will be helpful to everyone. helpful.

1. Open Premiere, create a new project, and import the video to be rotated.

2. After creating a new project, you will automatically enter the main interface, and then drag the video to be rotated into the box as shown to complete the video import operation.

3. Drag the imported video from the source file box to the timeline box, as shown in the figure. The video can only be edited after it is added to the timeline box.

4. Double-click the video file name in the timeline box, and then click the effect control tab in the source file box to switch to the video effect control page.

5. In the effect control page, select the rotation edit box and enter -90 to rotate the video 90 degrees counterclockwise.

6. After rotating, it is found that the video has upper and lower black borders. At this time, we need to edit the size of the sequence frame to remove the black borders. First open the icon sequence settings menu

7. In the sequence settings menu, exchange the horizontal and vertical values ​​​​in the frame size text box. For example, the original value of 720*1280 should be 1280*720 after the video is rotated.

8. After editing is completed, click Confirm. You can see in the preview box in the upper right corner that our video has been perfectly rotated and the black edges have been removed.

The above explains the process of handling black edges when rotating a video in Premiere. I hope friends in need can learn from it.