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Woah slow down and let me teach you about slow motion in Resolve!
This week I'll show you everything you need to know to make cool slow motion shots both look and sound great!
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Maybe I'm wrong, you use Optical Flow, but I think you have to set Motion Estimation to Speed Warp as well to trigger the Neural Engine. Than you get a nice slomo and no ghost frames (as you showed) is my experience.
When you did the slow motion audio voice, I totally cracked up. Thanks for making me smile.
an advanced Tutorial for ramping slow-mo with audio would be nice ! :)
Don't know if you already made an advanced speed ramping video with slow mo and everything, but THAT would be really useful! Thank you anyway for this mini tutorial.
My understanding was that you no longer have to go through the clip attributes process for using higher FPS footage. Retime will now use all of the available frames if you just take your high FPS footage and slow it down with the retime controls. Nice part is that this solves the audio problem as well, since retime handles both audio and video together. I tried it with some 240 FPS footage from a GoPro and I couldn't see any difference between setting the clip attributes to 24 frames and setting retime to 10%. At least I think this is the case for evenly divisible speed ratios. There may still be quality (or system performance) differences if you're trying to go from 80 FPS to 30 FPS, or some other ratio that makes Resolve do math to get the final frames. YYMV.
That's what I thought too. I have been playing around with GoPro 240 slomo some time ago shooting the kids playing with the sprinkler in the garden. Looked great IMHO
Doesn't look like it. when i put my 50 FPS into 25 fps timeline and change the speed I get 12.5FPS take a look in the inspector. But if I change it beforehand in attributes before putting it in my timeline I get 25 FPS.
Thanks Casey. I thought simply putting a 120 fps clip into a 24 fps timeline would play it back at slo motion. Didn't know that I had to tell Resolve to play back slower. Thanks
I was working on a project where I shot footage at 60 fps and imported it into a 24 fps timeline. now I know why it wasn't slow motion. Thanks, Casey! Of course, now I have to fix the slow motion and that will take Forever.
Awesome. Thank you. I did the old fashioned “clip speed.” And it wasn’t my favorite. This really helped. Short and sweet. Thank you
😄 Educational and funny. The best combination.
Love the specific hand-ghosting example in this very helpful video. It makes it visually really clear what to watch out for and why higher fps shooting for slow motion is desirable. "Jerky" is easy to see, ghosting is a little harder. I'll try and respond to your request to help you with future topic suggestions when I get a little further into Resolve. Slow motion seems really important to keep videos interesting so thanks for this great video showing how to get it in a pinch when you forgot to shoot it.
Finally! Something that works quickly and effectively! Thank you for taking the time to elucidate this topic!💫
this does not somehow work for me. I have shot a video clip at 100fps however when I bring it into Davinci Resolve with Project settings of 30fps, when I import this 100fps clip in media pool and right click to check out the "clip attributes" it shows 25fps and not 100fps as you have demonstrated in your video. What could be reason for that or is this option only available/workable in Davinci Resolve Studio and not the free version.
Thanks! Coming from a limited Premiere Pro experience, this is super helpful!
This is crazy technology, really improves the image although it's not perfect, it's better than watching a slide show.
Wow, you're a geek, and I love ever video!! Just started on Resolve 18 and I'm Hooked! Keep up the good work, and fantastic information👍
had to watch this twice to remember how to do this properly lol huge thank you for how clear you explained this in such short time. you da best
Awesome video, but If a Shoot at 60FPS in a 30FPS timeline, can I just open the retime controls and change to 50% or do I need to do the all the clip attributes routine? Thanks
Re time controls will do everything here 👍
Same question. I'm like 90% done editing a video in which I shot in 30FPS. My timeline is set to 24 FPS and I've manually gone in and reduced all clip speeds (with pitch correction on) to 80% speed to get a slowish motion look.
I think it looks smooth, so I'm not going to change it for this video because it would mess up my edit, but in the future am I getting the same quality by doing it this way? Plus it slows the audio as well.
@casey faris do tell, how are you doing the zoom in that follows your cursor? I'm guessing this is not done in Resolve, since you do the same thing in your live streams.
ROTHER, YOU ARE THE BEST!!! You oooh really helped me!! THANK YOU VERY MUCH!This is cool, well done!
My camera cannot shoot more than 30 fps in 4k. Is it a good idea to shoot at a higher framerate in 1080p, "slow it down" and then scale it up to 4k in Resolve? If I want slow motion 4k, that is.
With ¨optical flow¨ I often get a black bar on the upper part of my clip, reducing the clips frame-rate works better. Particularity when you shoot in a nigh rate....but who does this all the time or even know upfront which take you want to slowmo?
great video. so the project rate is at the lower speed and you shoot slow at higher speed. can you use the same high speed twice one at slow and one at normal ? so you start at normal and then followed by slow motion I am getting red warning signs :-(
Thank you for this!!!
Very helpful and straight to the point! Thanks
das my guy, thanks bro.
other yters did not even get here and i was just looking for something simple like this
you just earned a follow!
Thanks for this! Much needed!
Thank you very much for the help! I was struggling to find the best way to do a slow-mo for my video, which helped a lot!
Nice one - straight and to-the-point. Your "slow-motion" clip at the end (drinking from the empty water bottle) was f-u-n-n-y 😂
Good news is if you use the retime controls it automatically slows down the audio, Just make sure to click pitch correction to turn it off or else it sounds really weird
Thank You Casey for awesome content, I'm stepping up my RUclips and editing game and Your stuff here is priceless!
when i right click the clip i dont get any of those options, there is no "retime controls" i had to find it in the clip menu but its greyed out despite having the clip selected
Hi Casey - thanks for this video and for all of your other videos, I (Henry) have used a many of your tips in my transition from Avid and Premiere to Resolve. You rock my friend.
OMG I have been looking for this for AGES! Thank you!
Hi Casey i have a request for a tutorial i have watched an animated film (SpiderMan into the spiderverse) where there’s this effect with lights that have a poin texture like comicbooks style. There’s a way to do this in Resolve?
Thank you! Just what I was looking for to convert my 120p to 30p in the timeline.
Great tips Mr. Faris! Keep up the good work. :)
thank you bro so useful dude
You are the man! Funny as hell and extremely helpful! Thank you for helping make my videos better!
Awesome man! Short and direct! I loved it, keep going!
I was doing it the wrong way. Thanks, brother you saved my time.
Great video - Thanks! In the future, I'd love a tutorial on working with a poorly lit green screen in Resolve, with lots of green color bleed onto the subject... Asking for a friend, of course. I would never shoot anything so poorly... 🙄
Very helpful! Thank you!
Thank you Casey, worked great.
When I slow it down to say 50% the clip time does not increase. How do I do that without having to expand the trim
love the videos very easy to understand.
I want to add a glitchy VHS pause/rewind/fast-forward effect to a video, but the overlays I can find have numbers in them that won't match up... is there a way to make one in Resolve without these numbers?
you probably don't want it, but can you just zoom in (to get rid of the numbers)?
@@KontrolStyle I suppose I could do that in the short term, but the point is that I wanna learn how to fabricate the vhs effect for myself.
I am new to resolve and am enjoying your videos very much.
I also travel in a motor home and enjoy related content. One trick that I see fairly regularly is a flat road map with an animated vehicle icon moving along to show where they travelled.
I would love you to show me how to do this.
ruclips.net/video/p5pU_v9kf2A/видео.html&pp=ygUPY2FzZXkgZmFyaXMgbWFw
I am really very thank you very much shorter and sweet for your tutorial 🥰🥰🥰👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏.....
Wow! This is excellent. Thanks!
My question is, if I put 60fps footage on the timeline and then change the clip attribute to 24fps, the sync on the timeline goes wrong. Ofc I could change the clip attribute before placing it on the timeline, but then it's already in slow motion. When I'm doing fast cuts, I want to play it at normal speed first and then decide whether to use slow motion, but the method of changing clip attribute before adding to timeline can't satisfy that. What do I do?
what if i only want a small section slow motion? i record video game clips and adjusting the clip attribute affects the entire clip, but i only want a tiny section of it in slow motion, with the rest in the default fps
you had to much fun with that slow mo audio....I would TOO!
What if we shot in 60fps and we're just slowing down 50% to 30fps on a 30fps timeline. Then there shouldn't be any need for Optical Flow, correct? Will the 'nearest' setting just drop every other frame and deliver the smoothest slow motion possible?
Thanks man 👍 very helpful
This was awesome! Thank you.
I always shoot at 60fps just incase I do need a little bit of Slo Mo
Hey CAsey.. please guide how to change speed from 50fos to 25 fps but without changing the edit? any way out?
fantastic video's, just have a question... i am new to resolve and wonder how i get to new projects... my devinci seems to start up and asking me for a database and i cant get out of it...please help
In Premiere Pro Sequence when I double click on another nest sequence it is open at the same position of my cursor. But Resolve if I open a Compound Clip in new timeline the cursor always remain on first frame of the Compound Clip. Is there any solution?
legend thanks Casey...
Perfect, thank you!
Hi there, thank you for sharing that with me. I have a question regarding making a B-roll. I have filmed everything in 100fps, and now I want to include some parts of the video that are at normal speed, as well as some parts that are in quick motion. What is the best way to achieve this? Specifically, how can I mix all of the different speeds from one clip that was filmed in 100fps? Thank you in advance.
I have a text animation I'm doing (using a computer typing like effect). However, the text types out too fast. I was thinking of finishing up the whole fusion, then making a slo mo effect for the entire fusion. Is there a faster way to do this? I mean, can I slow it down in fusion? I can't seem to find a way to slow down the text typing especially if I'm adding the illusion of a typewriter effect. I think it will screw up all the keyframes for the other effect. any suggestions?
cheers mate. perfect as always.
I'm surprised you didn't mention the variants of Optical Flow in the dropdown menu right underneath where you selected the Optical Flow. If set to Speed Warp it works miracles a lot of the time, but is unplayable in realtime.
.. and the challenges on your system when using speed warp. Every time I try, it crashes my 10 core iMac Pro 😵💫
@@alzibaba if your uses RTX GPUs it can be in realtime.
IA cores from RTX match with Davinci Resolve Neural Engine.
@@mingau2358 thanks, good to know. That would mean going the external GPU route for me. Too bad the 16GB Radeon Pro Vega doesn't seem to like speed warp.
@@mingau2358 Well I have a Lenovo Legion 5i laptop and it has RTX 3060 (6GB GPU RAM).. And I think it sucks.. I can only edit in Playback set to HALF or QUARTER.. never in FULL.. (when editing 4K footages)
Just "Render In Place" the clip for Speed Warp. That's the best way.
what happens when you do change speed in edit tab? how does that affect fps
To do this what should the frame rate of the timeline be? For me ill be doing 60fps, should i edit on 60fps timeline or do I want to do it on a 24 or 30 timeline? Not all clips will be slowed.
This is the question i can't find an answer to.
Maybe you could do some tutorials for some us that have a BMPCC. I set my timeline at 24fps in my camera and then the off speed recording is at a higher frame rate. When I play it on timeline in DR it plays back the higher frame rate then if I want to change the whole clip I go to Clip Attributes and change it to the higher frame rate and then it plays 24fps on the timeline but I can then slow it down at the points I feel it needs to be. When it comes to that part there are several different ways to do it. Then its all smooth providing I dont go past the percentage to slow it down.
I am trying to shoot a music video with lipsyncing at a higher speed to slow it down such that audio and video sync but the video is now in slow motion. Its hard to do that at x2 speed, but with some fractional number (like 5/3=1.66666) at which it is easier to sync, the trick described here of picking a lower framerate of a high framerate shot doesnt work anymore. Is there an advanced version of this where I can set a fractional framerate?
Thanks this is really appreciated
Thanks. But does anyone know how to slow down overall play speed? I'm making a music video and need quick cuts on a certain part of the song with very quick drum beats. I tried slowing down the music so I can put markers on each beat more accurately, but as soon as you go back to 100% speed the markers don't align at all with the beat! Any help here would be really appreciated!
You saved my project
cheers mate
Can you apply a node simultaneously to all clips, for example, to adjust exposure to the entire timeline?
Super, as always , Thanks
Thanks Dude 😍
Cool video, always wanted to know about the sound for slow motion. Can you do a video on Fairlight basics? Just to get ones speech/voice better? But very basic.
Can we have different frame rates in the same
Timeline? That would be cool to see.
how do you do a smooth transition on fast, normal,slow motion like for the beat of a song the video starts fast speed then normal ending on the DROP with slow motion and then speed up into next video... I don't know if I make myself clear.
So want to have one clip at normal speed (shot at 120 fps) then I want to copy the clip in the timeline and slow that one down. Can I do that?
So when you upload a high frame rate vid into media pool, do you change the timeline frame rate to the videos one? Or do you click on « do not change »?
cool! I figured out about the clip attributes myself but was wondering how to change the audio speed... specifically for SFX thanks
@Casey Faris I'd like to learn some more about audio, can you teach us how to alter the sound to make it sound like there's an echo, or loud music coming from a car while we are standing outside, like a muffled sound.
These sound effects really add a lot to a video or movie.
So the clip with the seagulls, when you change the clip attributes to 24 fps, does the program then slow down the clip in a way so it hits 24 fps perfectly. And why does it look so gorgeous, is it because 24 fps is some kind of sweet spot for video speed/frame rate or could let's say 28 or what ever be just as nice?
Are these features in the Resolve 19 free or do I need to buy studio for these features?
My daft question! I made a logo , and it revolved it around the Y axis, all good , but when I saved it using 'macro' and tried it in other videos it seemed to lose the revolve function! Any ideas?
great tnx!!!
But if the project setting is 24 fps, when i insert the high fps clip be automatically down to 24 fps 😵💫😵💫
Thanks
Thank you!
Great video Casey!
One question if you want to create proxies of a clip that you changed the frame rate how do you do?
I recently shot some vid at a recital... my g daughter was playing sax and their were great performances we presented by all of the kids. while shooting i accidently touched the screen on my camera and shot on a speed that resulted in slow-motion raw clips. Is their a way to salvage these clips? or am i doomed to post production h---!
Great tip sir thanks for sharing. I’m new subscriber
yes
FCPX does this part a hell of a lot better. Hold shift + B for warp speed and simply adjust the speed right there. Resolve making things so complicated
I'm totally new to Davinci.
I used to set my timeline in other softwares at 24 FPS.
My question is:
How can I set the timeline to 24FPS in Davinci?
I had.a little question, if anyone could answer this, it would be of great help. I just wanted to know if I couldn't shoot in 120 fps, if I only had a 60 fps shot, then how do I get that smoothness in edits. 120 fps looks great but slowing down a 60 fps video would really help me out. If anyone could answer this for me please!
Hi, I am new to Resolve and video editing world in general. One thing I am not able to figure out after so much research is, why doesnt the clip in timeline get bigger when I change the clip attributes to 60-> 24. I have a 28 sec clip shot in 60 fps and now I import in 24 fps , it shows 28 seconds. Good. Now, when I change the clip attributes, the clip still is 28 seconds. I would have expected to be 28*2.5 times. Alos, the audio is through entire clip instead of how it was in this video, where it should have ended 2.5 times ago.
Can you clarify what I could be doing wrong?
Never mind, if I change the clip attributes before bringing time line, it works as you showed. Thank you.
Is it possible to ramp down to the slower speed then ramp back up to normal speed?
What if I shot in 50fps and want it in 25p (I am European)? THANKS