Create SMOOTH Slow Motion from WRONG (24fps) Frame Rate | DaVinci Resolve 18 to the Rescue!
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So you want some smooth slow motion, but you filmed in the wrong frame rate! Don't worry, DaVinci Resolve 18 has you covered with the Retime & Scaling tool! It can save your footage and make it usable again. Today I'll show you how it works. Lets go SAVE some footage and make smooth slow motion in DaVinci Resolve 18!
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0:00 Smooth Slow-Mo for Wrong Framerate
1:20 Worst Case Scenario - Slow-Mo w/ 24FPS Clip
2:08 Retime & Scaling
2:21 Retime Process & Motion Estimation
2:37 Optical Flow
3:07 Fix Flickering Clips
3:47 24 FPS Slow-Mo Motion Estimation
5:54 30 FPS Clip Example
7:20 60 FPS Clip Example
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9:53 Retime & Scaling for ALL CLIPS FAST!
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This is super useful thanks so much!
Thank you man ! I had been ignoring retime for so long, love this
You’re welcome!
That was very informative. Much appreciated Jason
You’re welcome! 😁👍
This was extremely helpful with slowing down my footage, now the Star Wars style scroll works beautifully.
Awesome!
Wow. Thanks for this. Filmed some footage in 25fps instead of 60 recently. Much appreciated 👍🏻🇬🇧
😁👍you’re welcome!
def worth a sub! i moved over from premiere pro and couldnt figure out why the stabilization was so wobbly and this helped!
Thanks for the sub, welcome to the community! You're gonna love Resolve as you get into it. 😁👍
Awesome information 🙌🏼
Thanks! 😁👍 thank you for watching!
Awesome, this helped me a lot - Very similar to CC but I'm still learning where everything is in Resolve ;)
You’re welcome! 😁👍
Great, Jason! Thanks! - I could use your optical flow and motion estimation tip just now on a clip in which my gymbal made some second long jerky leaps (with nasty sounds which fortunately I could replace with my seperate recorder sound).
Sounds like a great situation to try out the optical flow! Thanks for wataching!
Finally a great video to explain frame rate conversion instead of how to change the timeline frame rate! Next we need a video to explain how to remove telecine from video used in products that converted 8mm films and saved them on DVDs.
Thanks for watching!
thank you so much!!!
I am making a animated trailer for a game I made, and my animation ended up being way to fast, so I slow it down, but then it looked kinda laggy, but I found this video and it helped me!
very appreciated!
You’re welcome!
Thanks for the help
You’re welcome! 😁👍
You are just awesome!!!! Thank a lot!
You're welcome!
Supperrrrbbbb man.... thanks a lot. WOOOOOOWWWWWW YOU ARE AMAZING... Non words for you man.
Glad it helped! You’re welcome!
Fantastic as always - thank you Jason 🙏🏻
Thanks for checking out the video Gary!
Wow, thanks for this great tuts..
You're welcome!
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Thanks! I appreciate you watching!
bro, you have the best videos for me about davinci resolve
Awesome! Glad they are helpful!
Thanks, Jason. This was the best video I found to explain this. I recorded a Skype interview and it saved as HD 16 fps🤔. I'm trying to figure out a way to make it look as smooth and clear as possible. I'm going to try these tips. I also really appreciated you showing us where we can apply timeline wide as that's what I need to do. It looks like they added Seed Warp an option project-wide too which helps me. If you have any other advice to fix please let me know. Thanks again!
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You're welcome! Welcome to the community, thanks for the sub!
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Thanks Ridge for checking out the video! 😁👍
I want you to know that for quick review there's several screenshots of your face with the pop ups for retime and scaling
Awesome that’s great! Glad the video is helping people. 😁👍
nice video just what I needed for one of my next projects as I shot in 30fps 4k but wanted some slow mo.
just have to check if it's not only in the studio version 😅
I’m pretty sure it’s in both versions, best of luck on that project!
Please do more videos explaining what option actually mean, bit of nerding :)
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Great video Jason, thanks! Would the same process be good for speeding up a 24p video?
Yes the same process would work.
Wow, the speed warp really helps a lot. I might have to save up for the premium version just for that... it's not included in the free version, sadly. Big watermark in the middle of my footage lol.
It does work great. The Studio version is so worth the $295 price. One time and you’ve got it for life. 👍😁
For sure, I don’t use speed warp often, too much work for my computer unless I really need it.
Very good 👍
Thank you 👍
Hi Jason, just discovered and subscribed, great channel! Is there a way to save a transform keyframed animation for stills. Like for example a variation of the dynamic zoom - or anything else. I have tried to find a way and so far no go. Cheers, look forward to watching more of your Davinci Resolve vids, Andrew
Welcome to the community! Thanks for the sub! One thing you can try is to set your keyframes in an adjustment clip. Then you can save the adjustment clip to a power bin so you can access it in any project. Once created, all you have to do is drop the adjustment clip in a track above the photo and the photo will have the animation. Hope this helps!
Good tutorial. Great explanation. Thanks! Quick question. If you set up Optical Flow and other parameters in the Project settings, will it only impact the render times of clips that are either slowed down, or do not match the timeline, or will all the processing speed of all clip rendering be impacted. For example, if I have a 30 fps clip on a 30 fps timeline, will that clip render as quickly as it would without optical flow set in project preferences?
Thanks! I haven’t tested it out to see whether takes longer to render when it’s applied to all clips. I usually just leave the settings at the defaults and only change the optical flow for clips that need it. For most of it I do there are not a ton of clips where I need The optical flow setting.
You saved my music video. Thank you
Awesome! You're welcome!
WOW I had no idea
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I just did this today !! 😅
I was doing a test before the shooting at 25fps…. And I forget to go back to 50fps
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Awesome!
I'm using a asus g15 rog zephyrus 32gb ram with rtx 3080 and after using it for a while optical flow never worked for me made it very laggy that I couldn't even play the clip but watching this this definitely made it looked so sick and smooth thank you been using Fram bend for a while. You are a miracle my friend.🙏🙏
Are you using the free version or studio? If you’re using the free version it may be a little sluggish because it will not use your GPU. If you use studio it will use the GPU. 😜
@@JasonYadlovski wait really? I have to plug to edit my videos more smoothly can this also resolve that issue if I switch to studio?
@@JasonYadlovski the new Davinci resolve 18 update made the optical flow for the free version better but it is sluggish if im not using the enhance faster option.
If you have the studio version it’ll utilize the GPU, if you have the free version it does not utilize the GPU, that’s a limitation of the free version.
When I first bought Studio I was working on a 2015 MacBook Pro, I had the free version and I noticed a good performance increase when I upgrade to the studio version. The studio version just runs better in my opinion. I am on a Mac, FYI.
Of course I can’t guarantee it’ll work any better but, do a little research and see what you find for the performance improvements of the free version versus studio. I saw a nice and performance increase 😜
So i dndt see and record in 50fps. should i edit in a 50fps to make it smooth without adding the extra stuff ?
nevermind just did it and smooth without adding other stuff to it
Doubling the Frame Rate looks really nice. Was wondering how far you can stretch this? 3, 4 times the framerate? Will it break down generating good frames? What if you export the generated 60fps version, reimport it and double the framerate again?
I'm not sure how far you can stretch it. I haven't gotten too crazy with it, but it would be interesting to see!
How about changing framerate in clip atributes (for the clips with higher framerate then timline framerate)?
You can do that too. 😁👍
Jason, at 3:00 ± when you say Optical Flow will slow down your computer you mean only during the initial creation/edit, correct? Because Resolve saves the result in the clip and then it no longer matters, right? So, thereafter, while still in the Edit page, each time you move the play head through the clip, Resolve doesn't have to repeat going through the Optical Flow processing? So the overhead processing is just a one-time burden? Like making proxies is just a one-time event? Yes, this question indicates I have little editing experience in Resolve yet. Your help is appreciated, thanks for your videos.
Yes, you are correct, it just takes time for it to process once. Unless you make any changes to the clip. It will also slow down rendering a little, but not a big difference from what I've seen on my M1 Mac Mini.
Great video, Jason. Thanks. I haven’t gone to 18 Beta, waiting for the final release. Been thinking about the M1 Mac Mini to upgrade my system. What monitor do you use? Thanks
Thanks! The M1 mini is pretty good. I’ve got the 16 gig version. I only bought it because my 2015 MacBook Pro died right before the release of the new 16 inch MacBook Pro last fall. I intended On waiting to get a more powerful Mac after the M1 trip but I decided to go with the mini because I thought it would hold me over for a year or two before I need to upgrade again and it was cost-effective. If you can afford it, I’d probably go with a Mac studio or the higher end MacBook Pro‘s.
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@@JasonYadlovski Hmmm…that’s interesting. You think the higher end MacBook Pro would be a better choice than the Mac Mini? OK, I’ll check it out. I, too, would get the 16GB Ram version, along with the 2TB SSD drive, and the 10GB Ethernet. But I’ll look into the MacBook Pro too. I had one of those back in 2012. And thanks for the Monitor idea.
If you want to be portable, I’d get the 16” MacBook Pro with as much Ram as you can. If you don’t need to be portable I get the Mac studio with as much options as you want to spend. 😜
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks.
Thanks for the video, Jason. My questions for you (or anyone else) is: How to mix 23.976fps footage (from my Panasonic cameras) with the true 24fps C4K footage from my Olympus E-M1 II.
I would set a timeline to either one, the differences probably won’t be super noticeable since it’s less than a frame difference. When I make my videos, the talking head is in 23. 976 but my screen recording is at 24. I never really have a problem lining them up. The close enough that nobody would ever notice.
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks!!! Will have to try it out and see then.
I have a little problem my Canon filming in 20fps which reneder option is the best?
Since you can’t actually render a 20 frame per second file, you might wanna go with something like 23.976 frames per second. Once you’ve got your footage in the timeline, I would go into your project settings and change the re-time controls for the entire project to be Motion estimation and speed warp if your computer can handle it. If speed warp bogs down your computer too much, then just go down the list from best to worst and see which one will work.
First thanks for all your videos, love your channel! Next I have a question. I got a new Insta360 x3 camera and want to get some slomo shots that I can reframe and get 1080 or better quality from. Shooting modes I have available are 5.7k@30fps, 4k@60fps, or 3k@100fps My question is will I be better off using super scale to upscale lower resolution footage, or these tools to smooth out my slomo?
My understanding is that 5.7k 360 video will reframe down to 1080 flat video, but it also seems confusing in some articles I have read. Not sure what 4K and 3k will reframe to, articles didn’t directly address those and didn’t seem to have a simple formula.
Hey Craig - Thanks for checking out my videos! So if you want to do slowmo, I'd use either the 4K @ 60 fps or 3K @ 100 fps, this way when you slow it down, it will look great. You can alway adjust the settings I show in this video, just to make sure it's extra awesome. 😜 I would edit in a 1080 timeline and then just export the video in 4K so resolve upscale everything and it should look great. You can scale the higher res footage to anysize you want by zooming in w/ the inspector. With 4K, I think you can enlarge it by 200% with no quality loss and 3K by 150% or so. I'd play around with it, do some tests/sampels and see how it looks and comes out.
@@JasonYadlovski Thanks for the advice! I will do some testing and let you know how it turns out. Do you have any videos or advice on reframing 360 videos? I’m just getting started with this camera and so far I have been using the Insta360 studio, but interested in using resolve for the whole workflow if possible. Thanks again for your help!
Thanks for all the great content on Davinci resolve. I'm a new user of blackmagic 6k. Recorded some footage Braw 50p 8:1 compression. Brought it to Resolve project frame rate at 24p. Change clip rate to match the project frame rate. When I rendered the video lots of jitters on the video. Don't know how to avoid jitters. Hope you will see this comment. Need some help.
Thanks
Hi! You should try matching the timeline Framerate to the clip, not the clip to the timeline. That should make it smoother for ya. Hope this does the trick!
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That is exactly what I did. No luck so far. My timeline framerate 24. Clip rate 50. Brought clip rate to 24. Before I was using Canon eos r recorded 60p c log brought down to 23.97 p in Resolve. Never had this issue. Planning to reach Blackmagic today.
Thanks
Does this work on resolve 17 too? Also is this only on the studio version or also on the free version?
Yes, works in Resolve 17
I have some questions so I hope that you will have patience for someone who is not very technically inclined. I am assuming that "interpolation" is something that is used with interlaced video and "Optical flow" or something similar is used with progressive video. I have some film footage that was shot at 16 fps and want to transfer it digitally and upload it to the internet. The impression that I get is that in modern times a progressive scan is the way to go as it is more campatable with modern viewing devices. I know that interpolation can smooth out film shot at 16 fps so that it does not look so choppy. I have seen examples of this online. For progressive, does optical flow do the same thing while maintaining the same playback speed?
Hi! If I'm being honest, I don't know anything about interlaced video vs progressive video. But what I can tell you is that if set up your video in a 24 fps timeline, there will be the least amount of frames to make up. Dropping in your 16 fps footage, you can use the retime controls (on a project level or on a clip level) to make it all smoother. I'd use optical flow for the retime process and I'd use speed warp or enhanced better for motion estimation. Just a warning, speed warp is very intense on your machine, I'd only turn it on right before I'm going to render. Hope this helps a bit!
Sir
Is it possible to change the frame rate of a video without changing the speed or without getting the audio unsynced in DaVinci resolve in itself?
When my footages are from different sources it may possible that they are of different frame rates. Footages from our phones are captured with variable frame rates. Until now I was using Handbrake Video Transcoder to change the frame rate of the videos to a common frame rate and to change the frame rate from variable to constant.
Is it possible to perform these processes in DaVinci resolve itself?
You can change the frame rate in Resolve, but it's not transcoding it I don't think. Not the same way Handbrake is working. I could be wrong though. I've never looked into it.
@@JasonYadlovski Ok, thank you for your prompt reply, Sir.
I'd say Frame Blend is great if you have a low spec device(like I do).
Optical Flow never worked well for me.
The footage becomes watery at places when it use optical Flow. I don't know why that happens
I'm also working with a lower spec device...I have had some success with optical flow, but I think when there is a lot of change between frames, like in slowing down sports footage, it doesn't work super well
I find sometimes I need to look at Clips on a case-by-case basis and see what settings work the best. Certainly more challenging with a lower spec machine since it takes longer to see the results/playback.
This doesn't help the issue but explain how to retime. Some footage will shutter even with Optical Flow and warp speed. Maybe it's because I work with 4k and not HD?
The regime controls are the only thing that will help, doesn’t matter if it’s 4K or 1080. Ideally, your timeline frame rate needs to match your footage frame rate.
ive got the free version of davinvi resolve. i see no difference when selecting optical flow. is there a alternative? thanks
There should be a difference. Is the timeline proxy mode set to full?
@@JasonYadlovski thanks for your reply. i figured out optical flow wasnt working on the fusion clip. so i exported the fusion clip at 100% (default) speed. then re imported it, THEN did my speed ramps, and enabled optical flow + enhanced better. then optical flow worked and was buttery smooth. So it worked when it was directly on the imported video file
Love the quality of the Resolve processing- here is the 'reverse' question - let's say you filmed in 60FPS for slow-motion in post- but you decide to use the footage at 24FPS at full speed- can Resolve add in the motion blur back to the frames to make the 24FPS look less 'staccato/judery' in spite of a faster shutter speed?? (This would also be awesome to allow for filming at a higher shutter speed outdoors without an ND filter- adding the motion blur bak in during post)....
Great question! I don't know, I haven't tried that, but it would be an interesting test.
@@JasonYadlovski I actually have answered my own question - there is a Motion Blur filter that can do just that!! It employs the same options for quality (and of course rendering times) as the Slow Motion 'filter'.
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I have some Apex Legends gaming clips at 60 fps, any method I use to make a slow motion produces an image distortion that wasn't there before at normal speed and I can't resolve it in any way... can anyone help me?
Make sure you have a timeline frame rate of 30 fps, so you can slow down the 60 fps clip to 30 fps and it should work ok. Also try adjusting the retime controls for optical flow and for enhanced motion estimation. Those settings should help too.
@@JasonYadlovski thanks for the reply, the result is already a little better, but I don't understand why the image doubles during slowmotion which doesn't have this effect on Adobe Premiere Pro
What I would like is the correct recipe for shooting and editing clean smooth slow-mo….camera settings and DaVinci settings.
On your camera, use a high frame rate, something like 60 frames per second or 120 frames per second. In DaVinci Resolve, set your project settings and timeline frame rate to be something like 30 frames per second, so it is a number divisible by your high frames per second, that will give you smooth slow Mo. when you slow down your high frame per second clips. Does that help?
@@JasonYadlovski YES!!!!! that doth help! But the shutter speed on the camcorder…..in conjunction…how does that need to be set for slo-mo….or is it not an issue?
So your shutter speed should always be double the frame rate. So if you’re filming in 60 frames per second, the shutter speed should be 120. If you’re filming at 120 frames per second, your shutter speech should be 240. The same as true if you’re filming at a lower frame rate, for example, if you’re filming at 30 frames per second, your shutter speech should be 60. Does that help?
@@JasonYadlovski YES! Those two replies put together = the recipe (formula) I needed for shooting and setting up the DaVinci project specifically for editing a slomo project. Thanks Jason. You da BOMB! 💥
Hi! When I want to render my video I get a message saying critical exception bad allocation.. help?
😲 I’m not sure what’s up with that. I’ve never gotten that message. Maybe a drive is too full? Honestly I’m not even sure what that means, might have to take a look in the manual.
My drive is half full.
Strange. . . 🤔 I don’t know.
Hi, when I reduce my 4k videos with SpeedWarp to approx. 25% slowmo, the rendering time increases from approx. 20s (opticalflow only) to over 5 min. Unfortunately I have not found a single test that compares the GPU's with each other in relation to SpeedWarp and gives real output times. Does anyone know of a current test?
I haven’t seen any tests about it, are you in the free version of studio?
Hi, no its the Studio Version 18.6.4. What kind of hardware setup do you actually use ?@@JasonYadlovski
@Tobias_Krell I use an M1 Mac mini with 16 gigs of ram. I don’t use speed warp often, I usually use one of the lower ones. Speed warp is going to bog down any machine.
yes, ok. however, i often see big differences in quality between speedwarp and optical flow, for example. but thanks for your feedback anyway !@@JasonYadlovski
Warning: speed warp not only created a water mark for the clip in the free davinchi resolve version, it froze my computer while it attempted to render the speed warp. It was taking way too long so I force quit. Then it kept crashing my computer every time I loaded my file...
After 3 crashes and 2 restart attempts, on the 6th try my computer had just enough capacity (after being frozen for a couple of minutes) to allow me to switch the clip back to default before crashing or freezing again and made my file useable again. I have a 2014 Macbook Pro.
Oh man, that’s no good! The free version will probably not run it as well as the studio version, I thought it’s included in the free version as well so that it would not have a watermark but I could be wrong. I’ll have to double check it. On my fully loaded 2015 MacBook Pro, I would only turn this on when I was ready to render because it would block down too much as well. On my M1 Mac, I can turn it on and there’s no issues.
@@JasonYadlovski I didn't expect any watermarks for an option available to use in the free version but it turns out speed warp creates watermarks afterall. But what is worse, I had a 5 second clip rendering with speed warp and it was taking forever, it looked like multiple hours would be required and basically locked my laptop while processing. I was suprised force shutting off my computer didn't undo the render, I found out while waiting there wouldn't be any point to wait for the render because it would have a watermark. My laptop got really hot and I wasn't sure I would be able to access my saved project without crashing my computer but it seems after it freezes your computer for a few minutes, you get a small window of time to actually click on things and I was able to remove speed warp from the clip and my saved project is good now. A good reminder to have the most recent backup saved version of your project in case you run into something completely weird that won't let you use your saved project file.
I filmed some shots in 24fps by mistake ( thinking I was in 30fps) to slow down by 80 percent. Will this work ? what a silly mistake I made
It should help. Give it a try and see how it works.
I though he was going to make the slomo video in a different project at a slower framerate, then import the result to the main project 😅
😜 hope the video was still helpful! Thanks for watching!
Does not work very well for me. I get lot of artefacts if i try this. Maybe it works better with things but i film people
I hear ya, the quality of the results can depend on the clip.
@@JasonYadlovski ja, you do great work. I learned a lot here🤟
Thanks! I appreciate you checking out my channel and taking the time to drop a comment. 😁👍
Hey Jason, great video as always. Where DVR won’t get the results needed, there is another software called Topaz Video Enhance AI. Topaz is well known in the photography world, which led me to buying it. In addition to doing buttery smooth slow motion, it does upscaling, de-noise and de-interlacing. Here is a video I did testing it out. Andrew
th-cam.com/video/ghpUM4aae9k/w-d-xo.html
Cool, thanks for sharing that! I knew Topaz has some great photography tools, but I didn't know they had it for video too. I'll have to check that out!
@@JasonYadlovski yes, thanks for sharing.
12 minutes for optical flow ? Damn
That’s right. 😁
Keep finding it really unimaginable.
The hyper-image alone does not invite me to look. Way too busy for me. Unfortunately, that also applies to me from the start. It's all so super busy busy busy. Then ask me why. Why all so busy.
This point is mine. After all, more than 10k people have already looked at it.
I’m not sure I follow what you’re talking about but I do appreciate you checking out the video and dropping a comment! 😁👍
come on ! Make some exemple with something moving :))) please ! That's ridiculous :) I mean we want to slow down the motion of the subject filmed and not the pan of the camera
How fast you want something moving? 🤷🏻♂️
@@JasonYadlovski but seriously. Something falling or someone walking. Not just something not moving that you want to slow down. Don't you agree?
Sure that could be part of an example. I look at as I’m showing you the technique, try it on your clips and see how it works out.
@@JasonYadlovski I mean it's a goot tutorial but in the real life you never think "oh this is not moving, I'm gonna make it 120fps... wait no 240fps !"
So glad I found your channel🫶 I'm a total noob in DR and been recording some flying clips in a flight sim in VR and sometimes the image can stutter a little in places and was wondering if this would be a good way of reducing them or if there's a better way to smooth out the scene containing the in flight stutters
Welcome to DR and the community! I'd run some tests on it and see how it works. Might work well.....just gotta give it a try.
Wow. Thanks for this. Filmed some footage in 25fps instead of 60 recently. Much appreciated 👍🏻🇬🇧
You're welcome!