See how DaVinci Resolve's Optical Flow & Speed Warp w/ Neural Engine improve SlowMo video quality

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This side-by-side comparison shows how it dramatically improves video quality for slow motion editing cuts using artificial intelligence.
The left image is a 4 K clip at 25 FPS which has been slowed down to 20% of the original frame rate or 5 FPS. Obviously this is not usable.
The center image shows the result of applying Optical Flow to the clip on the left. Optical Flow. Optical Flow, therefore, interpolates 20 of the 25 frames. That is quite a feat! And the video motion is perfectly smooth. Of course, you can see that not all of the video is correct. Some objects like the car windows and the taxi sign & mirror, are distorted and wobbly.
The image on the right shows the result of applying Speed Warp to the center image. Speed Warp uses Blackmagic Design's Neural image to correct distortion in the video clip. In this clip, you can see, even when looking closely, that the previously distorted elements are improved dramatically.
By combining Optical Flow and Speed Warp to a slow motion clip, it is possible to use slow motion from scenes where it would have been impossible before.
Optical Flow is a GPU accelerated effect. Speed Warp is GPU accelerated using NVIDIA's Tensor Cores to apply the AI in Blackmagic Designs Neural Engine.

[@Folcusupreme59]

25 fps / 20 % of the speed and this is clean, speed warp is insane

[@Professional-workstation]

Even extreme slowdowns look good but it is excellent when you apply it to « normal » speed changes like 50-80% of normal playback.

[@pizzapr9287]

Speed warp is better but it killed my pc :(

[@Professional-workstation]

Yes. It can do that. 😉

[@gauravsharma76975]

My laptop can handle speed warp but it's not free i guess😢😢