ENHANCE your footage with SPEED RAMPS Retime Curve - Davinci Resolve TUTORIAL (Drone, Commercial) 

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@team2films I'm very curious to see your file project organization workflow. Both "Finder/Explorer" and "Davinci Media Pool". I'm in love with your professional style. In my opinion you can dive deep in that pretty basic, but very important topic. Thank you very much for your effort!

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@@team2films At the moment I’m struggling with learning the new keyboard shortcuts and customizing them based on my Premiere Pro habits. I know it’s good practice to learn the original ones from the new software, but some I think I just have to change…(Q and W for example)

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@@team2films I'm sorry, my English knowledge is poor. I wanted to say that your teaching style is really adorable.

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Thanks Josh! What about Leon though 🤣

Yes there is room for improvement. Although comparing it to AE is apples and oranges. It’s on par or perhaps slightly better than Premiere’s system, but it would be great if it was as good as AE’s system one day. Thanks for watching and commenting.

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Glad you liked it. To be clear, FCP X is a great program and has some particular advantages. There are things we like about how both programs handle speed changes. We hope you enjoy experimenting with Resolve.

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Thanks so much! Yes, sports broadcasters will have cameras shooting high frame rates. It’s often being recorded into a limited buffer that is continuously overwritten. An operator has a period of time to pull clips as necessary. Here’s a tip for if you want to ‘shoot some just in case slow motion’: shoot at a multiple of your base frame rate, I.e. if you are shooting 23.976 then shoot at 47.952. That makes it really easy to get real-time playback by just doubling the speed. That said, a lot to cinematographers will have a clear concept in mind before filming slow motion. Naturally there are some that won’t too! Thanks for watching and commenting. Hope that helps!

@@team2films Ahhhh … that makes sense, re: the limited buffer for broadcast cameras. As I live in France, I shoot either 25 or 50fps. I’ve previously done some tests by shooting at 50fps then viewed it at 25fps in DR and it looked pretty good. So, hopefully I’ll have my game face on and switch to 50fps when I know I want to slow-mo it in post. Thanks for responding & offering your advice. Kind regards, Doug

Glad it was helpful. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching! Hope the tutorial helps you with your editing.

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@@team2films Thank You very much, it helped a lot. Complete professionalism!

Thanks so much! Actually we use two microphones. One for voice and a second microphone positioned next to the mouse to deliberatly capture the clicks to enhance the teaching. It helps viewers to follow along with when and where we are clicking. Haha! Maybe you felt differently about that? Thanks so much for watching and commenting.

@@team2films maybe you should try a visual mouse clicks then... If you watch RU-vidrs that do the same thing as you, I mean the ones that have your professional visual look, nobody is leaking mouse clicks. This is very passé, like 2005, or from people that don't have enough money to buy a good microphone and only have an omnidirectional that is positioned above the head. Anyhow, feel free to use my comments as you want... It's your channel, it's just that you put so much effort on getting to the next level visually and sound wise, that I felt that this was just lowering the quality of your channel. Good luck with it and keep on the good work

Thanks for your kind comments. Yeah, just to reiterate, we're not 'leaking' them! It's quite deliberate. And they are mic'd very close for the best possible sound quality. But I think you are right that they are too prominent. They are too loud in this video. Going to have a look at this process and see what refinements we can make. Thanks, please continue to provide feedback. It's valuable to us. Maybe we'll get it to a place that hits right for you. Once again, thanks for your continued engagement.

@@team2films Don't listen to this person; I appreciate the clicks; it makes it clear and easy to follow the instructions.

@@ElizabethaKaur Thanks Elizabetha. That's really nice of you to comment and set the record straight. It's nice to know what's working and it helps motivate us. Glad you are enjoying the content.

Yeah, I know what you mean. It would be nice if the UI repositioned the timeline after you closed the retime tool. Perhaps post about it in the official blackmagic forum?

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No it doesn’t need to match. But it’s difficult to say without understanding what you are trying to accomplish.

Are you talking about clip markers or timeline markers?

Ooo! Good question. That's a tough one, and I'm not sure if we have a good answer for that. Bezier handles usually come in pairs and are linked in typical use. That means you can control one with the other. Given where the clip stops and starts is this sufficient for you to be able to edit those curves?

Select them all and hit the button?

You need to check the retime checkbox when pasting the attributes.

Yeah, it’s possible to make speed ramps by just using the retime curve interface. No need to open up the regular regime controls. Either way, the process is still pretty streamlined?

Ooo yeah. That’s a good point. Hmm. I’ll look for a better solution but in the meantime, bring the speed down, adjust the type of key frame and the Increase the speed again. Will that work for the time being?

Yes, it's all about shooting high frame rate on your camera

Yes, that's correct. You'll find this video helpful: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vhaXb8wGHEI.html

Glad to hear! Thanks for watching :)

Top right on the retime curve graph you drag the little number to the left to change the scale of the graph

Awesome. thanks for the fix.

Thanks!

It's in the same menu you use to add the speed point.

Apologies! It's a little bit too loud in the mix on this video. It'll be more subtle in future videos. The intention is that it helps people to follow along with the screen recordings. But, yes! Too loud in this video :)

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