HOW TO: FPV Speed Ramp Tutorial 

That is the problem with the world today, most people just sit and wait for someone else to do stuff, instead of figuring it out themselves.

@@Ponk_80 Theres absolutely nothing wrong in looking forward to an editing breakdowns from other creatives mate. Especially from creatives you really enjoy their work

60 I think to make a clean speed ramp

Indeed you are! What's your point?

@@Salt9696in 2017 these type videos didn’t exists

Record in a higher fps so that when you slow your videos down when time/speed ramping, its less choppy. If you shoot in 60fps and have your project timeline in 30fps, you're able to slow your video down by up to 50% without it looking very choppy or natural. If you were to film at 30fps and use a 30fps timeline, whenever you slow it down, there would be still frames because all 100% of your frames are already being used, and when you slow videos down, it spaces each frame further apart. That's why whenever you shoot in something like 120fps in a 30fps composition, your footage is viewed as 30fps, but by stretching it out, you can slow it down to 25% speed, because 30/120=1/4, which is 25%. If that makes sense

@@mayz2k Hey man appreciate the reply, makes a bit more sense when slowing it down and the explanation at the end is great :). But when I'm trying to SPEED it up it also looks choppy for some reason. Like trying to speed up by 500% the last 2 seconds of a clip and also transitioning to 500% speed up the first 2 seconds of another clip. if that makes sense.

I get what you're saying. From my experience, the only time speeding up a clip has ever made it appear any bit choppy was if I was speeding it up too fast. Since when you speed up a clip, you're essentially removing/skipping frames and moving the other ones closer. The more you speed up a clip in this scenario, the more frames that are being skipped, making your video look less smooth & dynamic. Its like if I took a video of my cutting up an apple. If I speed up the video a whole lot, at some point it may just look like pieces of the apple are being sliced immediately, versus seeing the whole knife chopping action. A way to combat this if you're really insist on speeding up your footage to that high of a degree is to either utilize plugins like RSMB to smoothen out speed ramping, or something like Twixtor, which simply adds blurred motion on & in between your frames to make your footage look smoother,@@pablojr.v

@@mayz2k Okay that actually makes so much sense, speeding a 30fps clip is making it "lag" but at a faster rate. Thank you my friend, learned a lot today :D

its look like a 24/30 fps

nvm FPV mode LOL

Just added in the description!

also what lens you using for your fxe that crop is dope

Same question here. And please share more about your gimbal setup

Gotta do what you gotta do

FPV meaning the mode on the gimbal I believe