I'm 135 years old, so it's always good to rummage through the spoils of you brave young returning explorers. Nice info Jeven. Thank you and keep making.
VERY helpful, thank you! I'm looking forward to checking out the film school course(s). An observation - forgive me, I'm 76 and this comes from old-time ad research. It would be a slightly more comfortable viewing experience if you sat back a bit from the camera and maybe a little off center. The research shows that enlarged closeups of the human face tend to feel intrusive - the video becomes more about the face than the content. Believe me, I offer this unsolicited tip because I love your channel! All success with your new school project!
I'm with you..However one needs to bear in mind what is considered close up and in your face or Intrusive can vary from person to person...Im in my late 50's and live in New Zealand with lots of space and small population and we generally are use to a large personal space than say someone from Hong Kong...I find his style great and think his distance is spot on as to me it feels more personable with his delivery of the message. So in a nut shall if enough people look at something there are going to be alot of different takes. I say keep up doing what your doing
I know how to make slowmotion but I’ve never heard a better and more straight forward explanation on how fps works. Thank you! 🙏 Now maybe I will be able to explain to other people how slowmotion works, thanks! :)
Your youtube channel is fucking incredible. It's greatest strength, IMHO, is your keen ability to break down extremely complex topics in a simple and easily digestible way for a schmuck like me to understand and use. I've taken lessons directly from your videos and used them for my business (different channel from this, don't want to hijack anything). Thank you so very much man and keep up the great work! *****!!!!
Hey dude very helpful, thanks! Can you give a tip about the shutter speed to match with those fps you said in the video. Let's say I shooting at 60fps, should my shutter be ate 1/120th? Nice video! Keep the good work.
Super helpful to know! I also seem to be doing it right already. phew... But now you got me wanting to up my game to a 120fps camera for ultra buttery smoothy goodness. 🙌 - Trevor
Thanks, Jeven! Your way of explaining these techniques are spot on for me as a beginner. I'm so quick just to slow down my 30 FPS video and call it done--not good. I often go and explore what you are explaining in your content--therefore, reinforcing what I'm learning. I'm looking forward to your new course, Creator Film School. I learned so much from your other course, Social Media Video Production Bootcamp.
DUDE!!!! If you were in front of my right now I would throw you in the air and shake you like a piggy bank! This is the best F thing I learned today! I've been editing my slow mo on a 24FPS TL shooting at 60 FPS. I switched it over to a 30 FPS TL and it was NIGHT AND DAY!!! Thanks man!
Dude got some mad skills man. I’ve signed up for the academy. Can’t wait to get cracking with the learning. This will keep me busy at work on the night shifts 👍🏻 thanks Jason for all that you do.
I’m so excited to find your channel and subscribe! I just started a low budget RUclips channel this past summer and your information will help immensely. I know my work is not very good to start so I’m trying to improve all the time. Thank you for the effort you put into making you videos. Tabitha, MontanaFamilyTrails
I am super happy I watched this before my international travel. I also signed up for your film creator course and really really enjoy it so far. It has been helpful!
Very nice video Jeven! Will forward to learn more about your upcoming online filming school. This video was very helpful, I usually try to shoot all video at a higher frame rate just in case. Again, thank for this great tutorial, now have to try this out in Adobe Pr, Window user, to see how the different frame rates look. You and Rachael keep cool during this ridiculous heat wave we've been having!
Awesome! Quick question. If you shoot slow motion in camera do you have the option to convert it back in post? Also do you always shoot at 120, so that you always have the option to go slow motion in post.? Thanks! Looking forward to the school!
Great video Jeven, thank you so much. I'm becoming your fan :-) Really enjoy your video and very much looking forward to your film school! I'm always battling which fps I should be shooting at. Would you say for non-slow motion shooting whilst filming car reviews 30 fps is optimal? You mentioned you switch between 24 and 30.
Good to see someone using Final Cut! Now, if I can find someone who is using a D7500 for video, I’ll have a Go To with a least amount of interpretation... Got it! 24/30FPS for A roll and 60FPS for (some) of my B roll...
Thank You very much for your input and videos. I am a film student at Seminole State College and found you here and I am very interested. Can't wait to see my camera settings.
Awesome video. I'm looking forward to taking your film school course. I'm a psychologist in a new york city public school but love film and film making. My goals for your course is to be able to walk away with the skills to be able to shoot small cinematic pieces for clients social media or short promo vids. Will ur school cover things like that as well as methods for gaining clients ts when your just starting out? Love your stuff btw
Ok, you got me with this intro and would love to learn more about your production company. Looks profi already. That tip to go for the automatic option for slomo is ideal, never know this. My max frame rate is 60fps. Next one must be 120/240 for sure.
120 is amazing for getting really smooth slow motion. However, I use 60 all the time because my camera shoots 4k 60. Both look great. Can't wait to see 120fps 4k slow motion in mirrorless cameras
Hello from over the pond in the UK. This video was brilliant because it’s so cool to have a professional like yourself talking in plain English so that people like me can understand! I’ve just purchased a MACIC Air and my son has also got a new camera for his U Tube channel. Between us we’ve managed to get some ok stuff but now you have explained it so well I’m sure we will get some awesome pictures now so thank you. I will remain on your channel and will sign up for your tutorial. DW
Ideally, shoot in higher frame rate but if you need to slow down 24 or 30fps footage and you use Premiere Pro, check out the new "Optical Flow" under Time Interpolation... it works much like Twixtor but comes with the software and works really good at creating new frames to avoid stuttery motion.
Hi Jeven, great content, thanks for sharing. If i put 120fps footage in a Final Cut Pro X project, but the project properties are set at 24fps, then when I export the movie, does the software automatically cuts and delete the frames in order to obtain just 24fps?
I've Stalked you for some time in a nice way :) I just came across this video you posted how I missed it I have no Clue. Anyways i shall save this video to my watch list as a reference. I'm thinking of doing your Film maker course as I think you have a lot to offer. I wish you the best my friend. Great info 👍
I just heard the other day that it is best to shoot as low FPS as possible, because most of the time you lose 'data per frame' if you increase the amount of fps. Got me thinking, do vloggers switch between FPS modes when vlogging and shorting BROLL? So, curious. I shoot everything at 50 fps, so I can always use it for broll afterwards.
What about camera movement? Since the footage is going to be moving slower, should you not do slow camera moves so that it is not too slow? Should the camera move be faster than normal since it will be slowed down?
Halo sir.. I love making film.. I have a short film a horor film i dont know how its work that film or how they react for my film..maybensoon i have to more practice to shoot.. Thank you so much for your vid..
So if I shoot with my GoPro 4k 60fps and import into imovie...Does imovie have a basic setting of 30fps or can I set this in the program? I'm new to this and just trying to make a connection. What should I select as my frame rate when I export out of imovie? very confused?
Do you have a video or any guidelines in making Twixtor work, I've tried it a number of times in different footage and my results were always motion blurred as regardless of how much or how little compensation I'd apply. My result always ends up looking like what FCPX's Optical Flow gives you which isn't a bad result but not good enough when you're trying to fake slow-mo.
Ok this video is really telling the basics of the basics 😄 I thought you would mentoin something about shutter speed in slow motion (is there a difference?) i mean when normally recording you do that 180 degree thing but in slowmotion.. are we shooting 180 too or is it any different then? (I was just wondering when i saw your title)
Apple99er - Filmmaking, Fotografie & Grafikdesign gonna cover that in my next video for this series. It’s gonna be on tips to make slow motion better. Yes you want to shoot at 180 unless you’re using Twixtor. Then you want no motion blur to get it to create frames properly.
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I'm 135 years old, so it's always good to rummage through the spoils of you brave young returning explorers. Nice info Jeven. Thank you and keep making.
Jeven this is a well thought out breakdown of slow motion. Anyone who is planning on filming slow motion footage would be wise to watch this!
This is the clearest explanation and demo I’ve seen of this technique -especially since I shoot with a GH5 and edit in FCPX. Thanks and God-bless!
I literally just learned this morning that my camera has variable speeds. only 60 fps, but it's makes slow-mo in post much easier!
VERY helpful, thank you! I'm looking forward to checking out the film school course(s). An observation - forgive me, I'm 76 and this comes from old-time ad research. It would be a slightly more comfortable viewing experience if you sat back a bit from the camera and maybe a little off center. The research shows that enlarged closeups of the human face tend to feel intrusive - the video becomes more about the face than the content. Believe me, I offer this unsolicited tip because I love your channel! All success with your new school project!
runbei good observation! I would also use less contrast between the subject and the background.
Thanks for sharing this!
Good advice 👌👌
I'm with you..However one needs to bear in mind what is considered close up and in your face or Intrusive can vary from person to person...Im in my late 50's and live in New Zealand with lots of space and small population and we generally are use to a large personal space than say someone from Hong Kong...I find his style great and think his distance is spot on as to me it feels more personable with his delivery of the message. So in a nut shall if enough people look at something there are going to be alot of different takes. I say keep up doing what your doing
FINALLY, a video about this in depth! THANK YOU SO MUCH :))
I know how to make slowmotion but I’ve never heard a better and more straight forward explanation on how fps works. Thank you! 🙏 Now maybe I will be able to explain to other people how slowmotion works, thanks! :)
Incredible video. So helpful. Thank you so much. This was by far the best and most thorough explanation that I could find!
Glad it was helpful!
Very helpful 🙌🏼👌🏻. I watch you videos a lot. Always learning something. Thanks for the great content
AMAZING job at explaining slow motion and FPS, thank you so much for this video, helped a lot !!! ♥️🙌🏼
Your youtube channel is fucking incredible. It's greatest strength, IMHO, is your keen ability to break down extremely complex topics in a simple and easily digestible way for a schmuck like me to understand and use. I've taken lessons directly from your videos and used them for my business (different channel from this, don't want to hijack anything). Thank you so very much man and keep up the great work! *****!!!!
Lots of info packed in this video about making a smooth slow-motion video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Appreciate it.
Thanks so much. I finally understand how frame rates works in post production! You’ve made sense on a topic that I didn’t quite understand before.
Wow thank you very much for explaining all of that stuff! So useful for beginners
Another great video. Can't wait for the film makers school.
Hey dude very helpful, thanks!
Can you give a tip about the shutter speed to match with those fps you said in the video.
Let's say I shooting at 60fps, should my shutter be ate 1/120th?
Nice video!
Keep the good work.
Super clear and helpful!
Great info, super helpful. Thank you so much!!!
I am sure this one will helps many people, great job Jeven....as always, thumbs up
Super helpful to know! I also seem to be doing it right already. phew... But now you got me wanting to up my game to a 120fps camera for ultra buttery smoothy goodness. 🙌 - Trevor
Thanks for the great vide. Keep up the awesome work!
This man is inspirational
Your video is on the money.
SUPER HELPFUL!!! You explain it in a way that it makes sense to me.. thank you!!
Thanks, Jeven! Your way of explaining these techniques are spot on for me as a beginner. I'm so quick just to slow down my 30 FPS video and call it done--not good. I often go and explore what you are explaining in your content--therefore, reinforcing what I'm learning. I'm looking forward to your new course, Creator Film School. I learned so much from your other course, Social Media Video Production Bootcamp.
Such great content. Thank you! I wish you and your wife all the best with your production company!
Whoa, super helpful. So much more detail than other videos on slow motion. Thank you!!
Would you consider doing a video on speed ramping in detail. I’m having an awful time getting this effect and it looks terrible. Thanks
You probably won’t see this but Thank you for this tutorial! I have been wondering this and haven’t found a tutorial that brings it down to my level
DUDE!!!! If you were in front of my right now I would throw you in the air and shake you like a piggy bank! This is the best F thing I learned today! I've been editing my slow mo on a 24FPS TL shooting at 60 FPS. I switched it over to a 30 FPS TL and it was NIGHT AND DAY!!! Thanks man!
Omg! I can't wait to enroll in your course! this is the first time I was able to follow and understand!
Awesome! Glad this video helped!
Dude got some mad skills man. I’ve signed up for the academy. Can’t wait to get cracking with the learning. This will keep me busy at work on the night shifts 👍🏻 thanks Jason for all that you do.
Good video thankyou you just explain the things in very easy way love it
🤔 How did this video get past me? Not sure, but glad I finally got to see it. 😁
bro your channel is so useful
Awesome video!
You are a damn good teacher. I feel like I learn something.
Great vids. There’s IPB and A-I options under frame rates section. Which one should I choose when I decide to use the feeds as slow motion afterwards
Super helpful.! Thanks a lot
Jeven, I enjoy and appreciate your videos. When possible . . . if you could make the videos closer to 4 - 5 minutes I would appreciate it. Thank you
I’m so excited to find your channel and subscribe! I just started a low budget RUclips channel this past summer and your information will help immensely. I know my work is not very good to start so I’m trying to improve all the time. Thank you for the effort you put into making you videos. Tabitha, MontanaFamilyTrails
Great explanation thanks.
Well done Jeven !!
Jeven, This video is very informative and helped out.
I am super happy I watched this before my international travel. I also signed up for your film creator course and really really enjoy it so far. It has been helpful!
Awesome video! So well explained! 🤘🏼
Very nice video Jeven! Will forward to learn more about your upcoming online filming school. This video was very helpful, I usually try to shoot all video at a higher frame rate just in case. Again, thank for this great tutorial, now have to try this out in Adobe Pr, Window user, to see how the different frame rates look. You and Rachael keep cool during this ridiculous heat wave we've been having!
Awesome. I will give a go.
Hmm... interesting ....going to give it a shot🤙🤙
Awesome! Quick question. If you shoot slow motion in camera do you have the option to convert it back in post? Also do you always shoot at 120, so that you always have the option to go slow motion in post.? Thanks! Looking forward to the school!
You could use optical flow in Premiere for remapping.
Great video Jeven, thank you so much. I'm becoming your fan :-) Really enjoy your video and very much looking forward to your film school!
I'm always battling which fps I should be shooting at. Would you say for non-slow motion shooting whilst filming car reviews 30 fps is optimal? You mentioned you switch between 24 and 30.
Great information Jeven. Thank you very much and it is a good intro into the upcoming class.
Very informative
Nice video dude. I’m learning it.
very detail wow.. thank you
A lot of great information here, Thanks for sharing this, Jeven.
Very well explained! Thumbs up for you kind sir!
You forgot to talk about shutter speed. Great vdo
Good to see someone using Final Cut! Now, if I can find someone who is using a D7500 for video, I’ll have a Go To with a least amount of interpretation... Got it! 24/30FPS for A roll and 60FPS for (some) of my B roll...
Thank You very much for your input and videos. I am a film student at Seminole State College and found you here and I am very interested. Can't wait to see my camera settings.
Awesome video. I'm looking forward to taking your film school course. I'm a psychologist in a new york city public school but love film and film making. My goals for your course is to be able to walk away with the skills to be able to shoot small cinematic pieces for clients social media or short promo vids. Will ur school cover things like that as well as methods for gaining clients ts when your just starting out? Love your stuff btw
Wowwww nice explaining
Ok, you got me with this intro and would love to learn more about your production company. Looks profi already. That tip to go for the automatic option for slomo is ideal, never know this. My max frame rate is 60fps. Next one must be 120/240 for sure.
120 is amazing for getting really smooth slow motion. However, I use 60 all the time because my camera shoots 4k 60. Both look great. Can't wait to see 120fps 4k slow motion in mirrorless cameras
Hello from over the pond in the UK. This video was brilliant because it’s so cool to have a professional like yourself talking in plain English so that people like me can understand! I’ve just purchased a MACIC Air and my son has also got a new camera for his U Tube channel. Between us we’ve managed to get some ok stuff but now you have explained it so well I’m sure we will get some awesome pictures now so thank you. I will remain on your channel and will sign up for your tutorial. DW
Always Great
Hey Jeven, thanks so much for this, I have a GH5 and wondered how the VFR actually worked. It will help me plan out my slow motion a lot better.
Thanks. You're such a good teacher.
Great video brother, Thank you for your help by making these videos.
😀😀😀. My film school is gonna have so much more info
Great tutorial!
Details I was looking for - thanks man.
Ideally, shoot in higher frame rate but if you need to slow down 24 or 30fps footage and you use Premiere Pro, check out the new "Optical Flow" under Time Interpolation... it works much like Twixtor but comes with the software and works really good at creating new frames to avoid stuttery motion.
Steven Anderson there’s actually Optical Flow option within Final Cut Pro as well!
Optical flow doesn't work well with lots of movement
Love your teaching style! Appreciate ya!!
Hi Jeven, great content, thanks for sharing. If i put 120fps footage in a Final Cut Pro X project, but the project properties are set at 24fps, then when I export the movie, does the software automatically cuts and delete the frames in order to obtain just 24fps?
Complete explanation.. Very helpful.. Thanks..🙏
Always great advice. Thank you! I've learned a lot from your info.
I've Stalked you for some time in a nice way :) I just came across this video you posted how I missed it I have no Clue.
Anyways i shall save this video to my watch list as a reference.
I'm thinking of doing your Film maker course as I think you have a lot to offer.
I wish you the best my friend. Great info 👍
Minted Pal, thanks for that.
Thank you！Jeven
This was super helpful, thank you!!
New subbie here- I cant believe I could actually follow all of this!!
It's probably worth reminding people that, if you double your frame rate, you're going to need to need to double your shutter speed too.
Thank you!!!!!!!!
I just heard the other day that it is best to shoot as low FPS as possible, because most of the time you lose 'data per frame' if you increase the amount of fps. Got me thinking, do vloggers switch between FPS modes when vlogging and shorting BROLL? So, curious. I shoot everything at 50 fps, so I can always use it for broll afterwards.
What about camera movement? Since the footage is going to be moving slower, should you not do slow camera moves so that it is not too slow? Should the camera move be faster than normal since it will be slowed down?
well explained! thank you bro!
Well that was the best explained so I will try this thank you stay safe
It works 🎉🎉✌️
Sony’s S&Q is similar to the GH5 variable?
When are you going to launch “beginners guide to using camera” and “final cut pro x” courses?
Thank you very much for your work!
Yes eventually. Takes time to build out each course. Those are ones I’m going to work on next
Jeven Dovey I get it. I will be looking forward to take the classes
My iPhone12 Pro Max has SLO-MO 120 and 240. Is 240 better than 120?
very good
If you're recording a normal video (no slow motion) just the realtime, what fps do you use in your camera and in what fps do you export it? Thanks :)
❤️🔥🧸awesome
Thank you! Love the content
This was so helpful 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Halo sir.. I love making film.. I have a short film a horor film i dont know how its work that film or how they react for my film..maybensoon i have to more practice to shoot.. Thank you so much for your vid..
So if I shoot with my GoPro 4k 60fps and import into imovie...Does imovie have a basic setting of 30fps or can I set this in the program? I'm new to this and just trying to make a connection. What should I select as my frame rate when I export out of imovie? very confused?
You sir are the best 👌
Do you have a video or any guidelines in making Twixtor work, I've tried it a number of times in different footage and my results were always motion blurred as regardless of how much or how little compensation I'd apply. My result always ends up looking like what FCPX's Optical Flow gives you which isn't a bad result but not good enough when you're trying to fake slow-mo.
Ok this video is really telling the basics of the basics 😄 I thought you would mentoin something about shutter speed in slow motion (is there a difference?) i mean when normally recording you do that 180 degree thing but in slowmotion.. are we shooting 180 too or is it any different then? (I was just wondering when i saw your title)
Apple99er - Filmmaking, Fotografie & Grafikdesign gonna cover that in my next video for this series. It’s gonna be on tips to make slow motion better. Yes you want to shoot at 180 unless you’re using Twixtor. Then you want no motion blur to get it to create frames properly.