Thanks to your tutorials, I have been able to learn new skills and expand my knowledge in various areas. Your clear and detailed explanations, accompanied by practical demonstrations, have made learning accessible and enjoyable. What I particularly love is the passion you put into your videos. It's evident that you love what you do and want to help others succeed. DaVinci Resolve Studio is an essential software for my video editing and timelapse development needs. Its power, user-friendliness, and advanced features allow me to explore my creativity and create exceptional visual projects. THANKS
Always nice to check in for a reminder of techniques I might be missing in my workflow. I've not used planar tracker for stabe (tracker works well) but plan to check it out. Thanks!
Ahhhhhhhh now I understand how you can do that specific transition from day to night with the Luma, is it also in AE? Anyway the ultimate Timelapse course 2023 is already in the ultimate Timelapse course?
Yeah it's easier to make the transition like that than it is to shoot the sequence from day to night haha. The Ultimate Timelapse Course has everything in it, I've then taken separate modules/chapters from it and made the Beginner and Hyperlapse courses.
Great post as always mate! The "luma" effect is within Davinci? Also do you have in depth tutorials of how to use LRTime Lapse ? I am not in to AE much, so I like to stay within DAvinci to post all my time lapse projects... do i need to go to FUSION at all? or staying in the edit, (plus color tab), is enough to get pro results ? thanks!
The Luma effect is built into DaVinci yes, but I'm not sure if it's in the free version. Check out my youtube playlist about DaVinci Resolve it has some comparisons specifically about lrtimelapse etc too!
Check out my previous video where I compare the two, they have their own uses and I'll always still have LRT, but DaVinci offers a lot of power all in one package
@@MatthewVandeputte hey another quick question! 😂 sorry... So the "ultimate TL workshop" as you mentioned includes all... but I think in these modules you use only AE... 🤔 did you add a workflow using Davinci as well? Again, reason being: I stopped using the adobe cloud and I moved to Davinci for video, (I still use LR & PS yes...) ok cheers again! :)
