That was a 360 flip or tre (pronounced tray) flip not a kick flip. Notice how the board rotates 360 by rolling and yaw. If it were a kickflip it would only roll. The direction of rotation matters too but thats neither here nor there like the entirety of my comment.
It sure does, it's actually also called Optical Flow. Right click on your footage in the timeline and go to speed duration, set your speed (lowering it to something like 50% for example) and then in the time interpolation settings you select optical flow. The caveats about what footage works best with this technique apply just the same as in the DaVinci Resolve version so have a play around and see what works for you.
Very interresting. Maybe it would be better to mask the skateboarder out of the forground and then apply the slow motion separatly to him and the foreground. then put the two together. Of course it is a lot more of work but curious to see the result. Thanks
Thanks! I think it's important to remember that all of these tools are exactly that, tools for the job. They don't always work in every situation but the more you know about them, the more often you'll be able to use them in your projects with great results!
@@envatotuts also i would love to tell you that i really liked the way you brought the solution by explaining everything intead of just giving away the quick tip! was really interesting!
If i only can shoot with 25 fps but i still want to get a bit slow motion in postproduction by using optical flow: is it better to use a faster shutter speed (like 1/80 oder 1/100 instead of 1/50) in order to reduce motion blur?
Could've been a 5 min vid. :)
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really a kick flip? 🤦🏽♂
That was a 360 flip or tre (pronounced tray) flip not a kick flip. Notice how the board rotates 360 by rolling and yaw. If it were a kickflip it would only roll. The direction of rotation matters too but thats neither here nor there like the entirety of my comment.
When I edited this video I realised my mistake but decided to leave it in, in the hope that someone would be invested enough to correct me haha!
TUTORIAL STARTS AT 4:09.
You sir are the goat
Thanks.
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Thanks for the tutorial! Might I suggest popping on a ~5 frame crossfade on your audio edits to round off the reverb in your studio.
Does Premiere have an equivalent-ish capability? Thanks...
It sure does, it's actually also called Optical Flow. Right click on your footage in the timeline and go to speed duration, set your speed (lowering it to something like 50% for example) and then in the time interpolation settings you select optical flow. The caveats about what footage works best with this technique apply just the same as in the DaVinci Resolve version so have a play around and see what works for you.
Very interresting. Maybe it would be better to mask the skateboarder out of the forground and then apply the slow motion separatly to him and the foreground. then put the two together. Of course it is a lot more of work but curious to see the result. Thanks
oh so no wonder why optical flow and speed warp make no difference when slowing my 30fps vid down to 25%. its because i have the free version of D.R
that is so cool
makes me wanna get the studio version 👀
There's so many great tools in the free version but the studio version definitely has some advantages!!
Very good, especially showing where it does and doesn't work.
Thanks! I think it's important to remember that all of these tools are exactly that, tools for the job. They don't always work in every situation but the more you know about them, the more often you'll be able to use them in your projects with great results!
Good but too much repetition. Yes....get to the point.
please make more and more video for Da vichi resolve, this channel is so good for learning💙💙
Good information, but took very long to get to the point.
Neat - does adding motion blur OFX to the mix help mask any of the weirdness?
It's a good idea, definitely something to experiment with
very helpful..i m just a beginner your video is very helpful
Everyone has to start somewhere! Glad I could help 😀
thank you! you wanna skip it to 6:05
Great tutorial! Thanks!
Why i have Resolve big watermark then render with optical flow and speed wrap?
it may be studio version only. I remember getting something like that when i wanted to use the denoise and it also said I needed the studio version
Optical Flow and Speed Warp are available in the free version
'Destroying' the industry you are :P Thanks!!
Pior que o terceiro exemplo pode ser usado de forma artística em alguma cena!
Amazing tutorial, I'll put in practice, thanks!
Damn I was stoked on following this tutorial up until it wouldn't let me use speed warp and tried pushing the studio version on me.
I wish I had read your comment earlier. I only have the free version
thank you so much, game changer for me
Glad it helped!
@@envatotuts also i would love to tell you that i really liked the way you brought the solution by explaining everything intead of just giving away the quick tip! was really interesting!
brother thank you...God bless u more
Always welcome
Interesting
Interesting
Very helpful, thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
thank you!
Your welcome.
Ease up on the Dagga and get to the point.
If i only can shoot with 25 fps but i still want to get a bit slow motion in postproduction by using optical flow: is it better to use a faster shutter speed (like 1/80 oder 1/100 instead of 1/50) in order to reduce motion blur?
Yes but not much more than 1/100 I'd say
Hi, just today saw tutorial. great it works but how to solve the last clip "JELLY" motion problem??
Wow! Who knew? Thanks for this!
I dont trust guy who uplad file in full hd