Davinci Resolve - Master Slow Motion Editing: Transform 120fps Into Cinematic 24fps

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A follow-up Davinci Resolve video to a video I did a while ago showing you how easy it is to create super cool slow motion footage with high frame rate action video footage. This video shows a slightly different technique on how to achieve those results using Black Magic's Davinci Resolve editing software. If you would like to see the original video, it's here:
• Slow Motion in Davinci...
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5 окт 2024

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@shanebakerstudios 3 месяца назад

thank you man

@R5Grishabhgoel 5 дней назад

Have you noticed any difference in the smoothness in slo mo playback in the 2 techniques?

@jwphotoworks 5 дней назад

Hi there, no, I haven’t noticed any difference in the smoothness of the playback in the timeline while editing , or in the playback of the rendered, final product. The smoothness of the playback in the timeline will totally depend on your computer system and how good it is. Thanks for the question!

@europeanambience 17 дней назад

Okay but Audio plays still in real time. How to get the audio match to slow motion clip?

@jwphotoworks 16 дней назад

Good question! I usually don't include the audio with my slowed down, or speed ramped video clips, because the audio would be slowed down too, which sounds weird. I usually put music tracks to my clips, so the original audio from the clip, for my stuff at least, isn't important. BUT, if you do want to keep the audio track in your slowed down footage, if your clip is in your timeline, make sure you "un link" the audio track from the video track (right click on the timeline clip and at the bottom, click on the "link clips" option), and from there right click on the audio track, and select "new compound clip", name the clip something like "audio track", then right click on the audio track in the timeline, and select "change clip speed". In the box that pops up, change the % of the clip speed to match the % of what you slowed your footage down to. For example, if you change a 30fps clip to 24fps, that's 80%, so you'd change the audio clip speed to 80%. There you have it, slowed down audio to match your video clip. I might make a RU-vid tutorial for this, and if I do, I'll post the link to it here. Hope that helps.

@europeanambience 16 дней назад

@@jwphotoworks i found out that you don´t need to change clip attributes to other framerate for slow motion (like in premiere) you cab just "change clip speed" and davinci will use the available fps

@coffeelover1456 9 месяцев назад

Congratulations, for everything... for the teachings and for the decision not to try to explain this technique with words but to make a video so that one can watch and learn why the other technique is preferable... Very few would do this, whether on RU-vid or in the physical classroom... Congratulations for this... I watched both videos because I saw your response to the guy with the link to this video... So I came to see and learn about this technique and understand better why the other is really better. But it's a disappointment, the person who made the comment received a response, you went to all that work, you provided her with the link to this video, so that she could have a better quality answer to the question she asked and that person doesn't appear here to see and leave a comment, nor to thank you for your effort. Human beings are disappointing, it seems to me that the guy in the other video just wanted to appear knowledgeable, intelligent and knows more... and didn't have the courage to come here, not even to say thank you. Unfortunate... But thank you for all the teachings and just like me, there are many people who are grateful and who give due value to your work here.

@jwphotoworks 9 месяцев назад

Thanks very much for the kind words, I really appreciate it!