Lensflare Transitions

I think it's a very good pack for the price. The quality of the assets is really good, and having everything organized greatly improves workflow and speed. It's true that the only drawbacks I see are that it's so good because of the sheer number and variety of files, which is its downside. Having 200 sound effects is great, but you'll only really end up using a couple in a video. The same goes for, for example, the LUTs; there are so many that it can be overwhelming. Variety is fantastic, but from my perspective and workflow, it's just too much of everything, and for people with little experience, having to search through such a large library might slow them down. In any case, I think it's a fantastic and very complete package.

What I like about neathue is that it contains everything in one place, whether you’re working with vertical or horizontal layouts, PNGs or videos, transitions, or even sound effects, it’s all available in a single location.

I enjoyed using the sound effects the most, since I value audio highly in my YouTube videos. Colorgrading is something I rarely do, so I would barely use the ones in the bundle. The transitions weren’t really my taste.

As a professional video editor, I spend a lot of my time searching for assets, and it often wastes a lot of my time. This creative pack solved all my problems by providing me with a one-stop solution, so I can edit faster and get professional results. And trust me, it saves a lot of my time.

I used to waste hours scrolling through random websites, trying to find the perfect asset. Everything changed when I found the Master Neat Bundle. Now, instead of searching, I’m creating.