Unlock Slow Motion Editing & Master Framerates in Davinci Resolve 18.6 Beginners Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
- Welcome to our latest tutorial on DaVinci Resolve 18.6, where we demystify the art of Slow Motion and delve into the world of Frame Rates for beginners! Whether you're a content creator, filmmaker, or just someone eager to enhance your video editing skills, this tutorial is tailored just for you.
1️⃣ Frame Rates: Explore the basics of frame rates - from cinematic 24fps to smooth 60fps, we've got you covered!
2️⃣ Slow Motion: Uncover the secrets to stunning slow-motion effects in DaVinci Resolve 18. Learn settings, tools, and techniques for cinematic sequences.
3️⃣ Beginner Tips: Navigating DaVinci Resolve made easy! Step-by-step guidance and practical tips for a smooth editing journey.
4️⃣ Hands-On: Watch real-time demos, pause, and practice at your pace to solidify your slow-motion and frame rate understanding.
👩💻 Who's this for?
Video Editors, Filmmakers, Content Creators, DaVinci Resolve Beginners.
👉 Elevate your skills! Hit play, explore slow motion magic in DaVinci Resolve 18.6. Subscribe, like, share, and let's create cinematic wonders! 🎥✨
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Timecodes:
0:00 Introduction & Look Ahead
0:22 Thank you so much!
1:15 Video Framerates
2:48 Standards: PAL, NTSC & SECAM
3:45 Downsites of Higher Framerates
4:40 Framerates I use and how I do it
6:06 Tutorial on Slow Motion in DaVinci Resolve 18.6
14:08 Include Slow Motion in a Real Video
21:50 Final Video Result
22:34 Outro & Next Videos
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Welcome to the next DaVinci Resolve 18.6 tutorial. We're diving into the exciting world of DaVinci once again ❤. I always ensure it stays beginner-friendly so everyone can enjoy the video. This time, I'll explain how you can create stunning slow-motion shots and clarify what video frame rates are and how you can leverage them to your advantage. If you have comments or ideas for future videos, feel free to share them in the comments 👇. Thanks 😊 and enjoy! Don't forget to like and subscribe 🫶
i dont make content. but i like watching videos like these. because i can see how videos are made.
That‘s awesome that you enjoy it, thanks for watching 👍
This is the best tutorial on Da Vinci Resolve 18
Thank a million mate
Thank you so much 🙏 if you want to see more check out my others as well 💪🤩
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Hey Chris -
Man I really enjoy your videos ,keep up the good work !
Hey, thank you so much. This means a lot to me! Glad you enjoy my videos 🫶
Thank you , Chris 😊
You‘re welcome 😊
Great info Christian. That has really cleared things up for me and I will put these techniques into use in my next Davinci Resolve project. You have a new subscriber ☺️
This is awesome, I really try to make it easy, because I know a lot of videos rushing through, thanks for the sub and spoiler ahead, I will publish the next tutorial on Thursday 🫶
So good sir. Its too good to see that u r this much excited to follow ur passion at this age 🤩💖
Oh, I am so glad and happy about your comment. Yes this is really what I love and I want to share it with others, who also want to get into this awesome world of filmmaking ❤️ btw new tutorial coming out today 🤩
Hiya,I'm an absolute new born baby with davinci resolve but it seems the best way to go and I've only seen two videos from you and it looks fantastic and your description to items is very good.im in with the subscription well done and keep doing what your doing.👍🏻
Man, happy to hear that and thanks for the sub; there will be more Davinci Tutorials on my future video list, just need more time 🤣 Anyways the next one will come soon, stay tuned 🥳
Brilliant ! Very new to video editing and the way you explain this is perfect, thank you!
Glad you like my explaination; thank you so much for your feedback 🫶
The way of teaching Resolve is very good and i want to learn more things in resolve from you..keep it up.I appreciated it
Thank you very much, I am still learning but I really want to share my knowledge with you 😅👍
thanks for this priceless tutorial. I have subscribed in anticipation of more values from your videos as most bigger RUclipsrs don't have time or because of Ego altogether stop teaching for free the tricks of editing without paying their courses.
Hi, thanks for your feedback and also a big thank you for watching my stuff. I am really glad when it helps you and as soon as you do YT as a full time job I think they just want to gain more income from different sources. I do it as a hobby and I am really glad when I can help others! Big thumbs up for subscribing 👍
Another great video buddy, so easy to understand and to the point, I really appreciate the extra effort that you are putting for beginners like me. I will be waiting for you next video.
I am so thankful for your feedback. I really put the extra effort into it because I also want to keep it entertaining 😎 Already have the idea for the next one in my head. Will start producing it soon 🤩
I new so it was helpful to me, also if you could add the clips so we could follow along by doing the editing may be helpful. Again thanks.
Hi, thank so so much; glad it helped; due to the files, you can simply use some from your phone, just be sure you record in the correct Framerate 60fps or 120fps in order to slow them down in Davinci 🤩
Hey Chris great video, simple explanation. Could you make a video for how to colour grade non log footage in Davinci also applying luts to the 8 bit non log footage, Thank you so much
Hi, thanks for your request 👍 I think I can tell you something before I create such a video. Color grading on already recorded rec.709 footage can be done in the color menu item and it is just slight adaptions. I prefer configuring my camera that way (and lighting) that I don‘t need to do it, because it is really time consuming. The only thing what I like is shooting in log2 for 8bit or log3 for 10bit an use i.e. the phantom luts, because they look awesome out of the box. Applying luts to the 8 bit non log footage doesn‘t work most of the time, because they are primarily made for log footage
@@christianeggbauer Thank you so much
Nice video and very well put together, you say that you showed the three ways to change the speed, there is also another way to change the clip speed on the time line. ( 13.29) in your video, you mention the little arrows, if you put your cursor on the top part of the clip you can drag it either way to slow down or speed up the clip. It will also show the percentage of the clip speed too
Great video tho as i said and very clear, subbed and hope to se your channel grow
Thank you, yes you are right; there are even more possibilities, just wanted to show the easiest ones. More videos will come, stay tuned and take care 🤩👍
Moin, ich denke du musst gar nicht so viel schneiden. Du kannst auch einfach Speedpoints setzen. Damit kannst du dann mit Retime Curve den Geschwindigskeitswechel smoother machen.
Hey danke für das Feedback; ja ich weiß, das kommt dann in meinem Speedramping Tutorial später mal; wollte diese Möglichkeit separat behandelt; hier habe ich es mit den einfachsten Mitteln beschrieben, eben direkt für Anfänger 😁
I think there are some mistakes in this tutorial. The first one is that you don’t have to cut the clips to add slow motion to one part. Instead you can use the retime controls and add speed points. The second mistake is that it’s not true that you can’t add 25% slow motion to a 50fps clip. In general it’s not recommended but if you use Davinci Resonve then it’s not a problem. Because this software has some very. Intelligent retime settings that can interpolate missing frames so you can achieve a buttery smooth slow motion even if you recorded only 50fps and slow it down to 25%. But of course it has its limits. So slowing down 25fps to 25% speed will probably be visible.
Hi thank you for your feedback, I am aware that you can do it that way as well as you describe. This is just the easiest way for beginners to do it. I will release another video about retime control and speedpoints as well but I will show it with speedramps later this year. Secondly yes there is the possibility to slow footage down even though it has only 25fps / 24fps with davinci creating more frames based on the existing one, but when there are a lot of movements it works not properly and I would do it only in exceptional cases; but I‘ve also planned to create a short video about that, no worries. So this are not really mistakes, I left them out on purpose, but thank you for mentioning it. All the best 👍
Hia, just subscribed today, great vids. just a quick question if you dont mind, does the free version have music you can add to your vids, i shoot short vids with my drone. Thank you, kevin.
Awesome, thnank you so much 💪 no there is no free music, but RUclips itself has a free library for creators
you are really cool
Thanks a lot 🤩 all the best 👍
I will watch the whole video, But I am going to give Davinci a try again for like the 10th time bc I edit usually in FCPX and always forget how to get Automatically Conform. my clips. I shoot 99% of the time in 60p 4K and in FCPX I just hit Command + Z to automatically slow my clips down to the proper %. I keep forgetting how to do this in Davinci, is there any way of making a short cut like I do in FCPX? Or do we have to right click every time to conform the clip to 40%? Which is way slower by the way. I always work on a 23.98 time line and just automatically conform my clips when on the timeline with that command... Thanks for any information...
Hi, frankly I don’t record that often in 60fps resp. 50fps, maybe on my action cam. Anyways, I don‘t know any shortcut, but it should work when you select all of the clips in the media pool and change it once for all 🤷♂️
Wenn man die geschwindigkeit ändert über rechtsklick auf den clip, zeigt davinci falsche frames an. Das ist verwirrend
Das stimmt leider, du meinst wenn man die Prozente runterschraubt :( deshalb hab ich erklärt dass man vorher checken soll und man im Kopf hat welche Framerate das Video hat, sodass man nur mehr auf die % schaut, 25fps = 100%, 50fps = 50% und 100fps = 25%, ignoriere dann einfach die fps in dem Change Clip Speed Fenster 🤷♂️
Why is my Fusion tab not working in 18.6 ? What should i do to fix it ?
What do you mean your fusion part? Does your DR crash? Is the fusion tab not working?
Fusion tab is not working. I installed 18.6 DR free.
I am a beginner in DR. I want to make some map animation but the polygon and lumakeyar key frame are not working properly.
Okay that is strange, maybe you have to reinstall or update your graphics driver. Frankly that never happened to me, neither in the free nor in the studio version 🤷♂️
@@christianeggbauer my laptop has 8 gb ram, Lenovo ideapad3. is it the ram issue ?
Dude, piece of advice from someone who’s been producing content for youtube for a few years now. Dive straight into the content. Do not stray into thanking a couple likes nor the support from your audience. If you must, leave if for the end after you have already shown it was worth the while of the audience
Again: thank you for your input, strangely enough the video performs better than the others and I got a lot of positive feedback, I think it is fair enough also to thank the audience who watch the video, this is not a given and I am thankful for that and makes me happy, don‘t think that is wrong. However, I also added chapters so you can also skip it or stop watching, it is up to you 😃
Deine Aussage zur richtigen Framerate stimmt nicht mehr. PAL war eine Norm beim analogen Fernsehen und das ist längst Geschichte. Video hat heute nichts mehr mit der Netzfrequenz zu tun. Für ne saubere Darstellung muss man sich nach der Übertragungstechnik und den Wiedergabegeräten richten. Also 24fps fürs Kino und 25fps fürs Fernsehen. Fast alle Monitore und Displays laufen mit 60Hz. Eine korrekte Darstellung, ist deshalb nur mit 30 oder 60fps möglich. Alle anderen Raten ergeben ein mehr oder weniger starkes Ruckeln, weil die einzelnen Frames nicht gleich lange dargestellt werden können. 25fps ist für YT&Co die schlechteste Wahl.
Danke für dein Kommentar, das war ja auch ein Ausflug in die Geschichte und es ist heute noch so definiert, wenn eine korrekte Darstellung nur mit 30 oder 60 fps möglich ist und für YT und Co 25fps die schlechteste Wahl ist, wie kommt es dann das meine Videos mit 25fps nicht ruckeln? Das mit den Monitoren und Frequenzen stimmt natürlich, da erwähne ich dass heutzutage die Umwandlung ja viel Aufwand ist, also von 24fps rauf.
@@christianeggbauer Deine Videos ruckeln schon. Wie soll das auch anders sein, wenn die 25fps ins 60Hz Raster gepresst werden? Das fällt nur nicht sofort auf, weil es bei dir selten gleichmäßige Bewegungen gibt. Mach mal Tests mit nem langen Schwenks oder filme mal ein fahrendes Auto. Das sieht man dann "hüpfen". Mit 60 oder 30fps fährt es gleichmäßig, weil dann jedes Einzelbild immer genau 1 (60fps) oder 2 (30fps) Monitorzyklen lang dargestellt wird. Mit 25fps geht das nicht. PAL war übrigens gar nicht der 25fps Standard. Das war nur das Verfahren um Farbe zu übertragen.
Okay danke für die Infos, werde zukünftig darauf achten 👍
@@christianeggbauer Noch ein Hinweis: Lampenflackern entsteht durch die falsche Belichtungszeit. Bei 25fps nimmt man ja meisten 1/50s. Deshalb sieht man auch bei "schlechten" Lampen kein Flackern. 30fps mit 1/50s oder 60fps mit 1/100 sind also die besten Einstellungen. Vergiss die 180 Grad "Regel" - den Unterschied sieht man nicht.
@@Elektronik-1 Danke, werde die Settings das nächste Mal verwenden, auf der A7IV Kamera kann man die Verschlusszeit sogar noch detaillierter einstellen wegen etwaigen flickern. Habe mich bislang an die 180 Grad Regel gehalten, aber guter Punkt!
God, 1 min into the video and you are still thanking the audience and begging for likes and subs…. Sorry, im gone!
Just skip the part, you know, I do it for free and I am really happy when you would like it and I also want to thank you for watching. Anyways these are only several seconds out of >20min. Sorry that it annoys you.
@@christianeggbauer as long as you keep thinking that if your content is boring people can just skip to the interesting part it will hurt your growth badly…. If it starts boring and not to the point i can only assume it will get even worse, that’s why im gone, and you can bet a lot of people think like me, in fact most people. Don’t fall into the trap of thinking that if this video performed better than others that there’s not a lot of room for improvement. People just leave, im only taking the trouble to write because ive been there
@@xalibas alright, good to know; thanks for the advice, I will keep it shorter; apparently I was too excited 😂 just starting out; for my today‘s released video it is already too late 🤣🤣🤣 but I will consider it in my future vids! Enjoy your day; and btw it gets better, when you want to see a detailed explanation, it is not superfast though
Thanks?