So, the reason his zoom in post looks so wonky is because he did the speed ramp before he made the position adjustments. If you want the final product to look a little smoother, do the position adjustments with the ease in/outs first and then add the speed ramp after! Hope this helps.
This shit just gave me creative bon*r I've never been more inspired thank you guys so much! First time here as well definitely subscribed love quality content like this.keep it up!!!
This was an awesome tutorial, Cristoph! Made it really easy to understand each step - I was able to get a nice result on my first try. Thank you, keep up the awesome work and cheers from Brazil!
This is fantastic. I’ve done a couple of digital dolly zooms in the past but was never quite happy with them - these tips are definitely going to change that. Going to try a #dollyzoomerang next! Thanks for a great video! Subbed!
just a tip from my side, if you first add the digital dolly zoom effect the effect will be more solid as the dolly movement is nearly perfectly smooth; you could then nest the sequence and add the speed ramp afterwards this will safe lots of time as you do not have to edit the keyframes and is easier to do Anyways i really like the effect and the idea keep going
@@cbenfey oh okay well that is something different. However, if some people like it more static or rather not that wobbely this could It is a subjective thing Thank you for the answer
Amazing! Have you also tried using the warp stabilizer with the normal velocity clip instead of using it near the end of the process? Just wondering if you decided to use it where you use it for a specific reason
Tomasz Fontana yeah I did that at first, but I found that it was better to smooth out what was left after it was sped up. One thing I thought of today was possibly doing the dolly zoom on the clip before speed ramping and see how that looks.
@@cbenfey Yup, coul be a way. I'm definetely gonna try it and see how it performs. At first I was thinking "this man is crazy, how can he zoom with the lense so smoothly on a onewheel?", after seeing the first part of the video I remembered that 4k already exist and also that I've already did it...lol. Love the compositions and the way u use it, it's very dynamic! Thnaks man!
I think that for the next time you want to teach us stuff on premier you should zoom on the things you've doing, not with everything but watching just the full premier view it's kind of boring after a while in my opinion. Nice technique 👍 well explained and I hope to see more people trying the Dolly zooming as a boomerang! I think Peter Mckinnon did it with drones but yours is more accessible for everyone.
Kubmats yeah I agree with you regarding the Premiere section. Hard to make that part exciting! I definitely drew tons of inspiration from the Drone Boomerang, and probably wouldn’t have ever gotten to this one if I hadn’t done a few of those first! But yeah, it was all about accessibility with this one, you can pretty much do it with any stills camera if you don’t have nice video equipment. So I’m excited to see what kinds of new ideas people come up with and how this one evolves as people go out and start making their own! Thanks for the feedback!
In this case and watching with headphones, it doesn't distract me that much. Instead I liked used music here quite much. But didn't find any link on them in the description :/
I know...and it's sad because that's my biggest pet peeve watching TH-cam videos as well! I was in a crazy rush to get this finished at the time and should have gone and done a proper mix. Lesson learned!
Definitely going to try this out! One question though, the Volvo shot is real dolly zoom isn't it? Or is there some strange way to add the distortion ?
If done using zoom lens, its way much better, just make sure AF is on or the Camera Op incharge on the focus will always adjust it cuz Focus changes as you zoom But in filmmaking or just normal videos, I still prefer manual zoom than using effects
Yeah you got it. In the case of the examples in the intro, I believe aperture was f4 or 5.6, on a 16mm lens, and I don’t get too close to the subject either. If you look carefully, the image is much sharper when I’m close though. Could improve on this by having a good AF lens/camera or having someone remotely pull focus.
@@cbenfey Thanks for the reply and the awesome tutorial mate - I appreciate it. I'm shooting Fs5 as a one man band, so wide lens is the go for my attempts (not much by way of decent autofocus, I'd imagine fs700 is the same). Keep up the inspiring work 😁
Можно было бы изменять position и scale сразу после ускорения в 200%, а после этого nest-ить. Тогда не пришлось бы исправлять то что не синхронизированы position и scale с со speed ramping. Вообще такой коммент был где то внизу на английском, но я заметил его когда написал это так что.
Brosephine this was SO good! Kebro and and Florence on the intro were amazing!
JESSE! 👋
JesseDriftwood Thanks dear friend!
@@cbenfey @JesseDriftwood
u both r killing it !!! 4 steps ahead of the others #Facts
Coming straight from Jesse's video - gosh darn love this here video Christoph! This is so sweet! I'm going to have to find a way to use this!
First time in my life time I've clicked on notification bell. Your technics are amazing. Thank you.
this is sooo tryppy! love it!
So, the reason his zoom in post looks so wonky is because he did the speed ramp before he made the position adjustments. If you want the final product to look a little smoother, do the position adjustments with the ease in/outs first and then add the speed ramp after! Hope this helps.
Holy hell! Amazing! Literally gonna try this right now! Thanks for sharing! Subscribed!
Good work.
Subscribed.
Thanks Jessie for guiding to this video.
Keep doing the great work bro.
Warp Stabilize the fuck out of it. Killer tutorial and filled with amazing people. Looking forward to other videos!
Definitely haven’t seen this technique before!! Gold stars for that intro 🙌
Remember back when you made this and it was just as incredible as it is now but it didn’t blow up but then now it did? That was awesome.
Hahaha yes! I have no idea what happened but I’m sure glad it did!
This is an amazing technique. Man you deserve getting more subscribers.
Love the intro. love the video i had plans on trying this yesterday but NYC got hit with snow and couldn't take the onewheel out.
Edon Has damn, but I’m imagining giant snowflakes falling and looking so epic!!
That’s what I had in mind but it was a hectic day I never see this city in so much distress because of some snow lol Canadians handle it better.
JesseDriftwood just sent to me here, not literally, but you understood. I loved your channel!!
Ricardo Adão I love when he does that!
lol this is siiiiick! thanks!
This shit just gave me creative bon*r I've never been more inspired thank you guys so much! First time here as well definitely subscribed love quality content like this.keep it up!!!
Hahahaha thanks I think!
This was an awesome tutorial, Cristoph! Made it really easy to understand each step - I was able to get a nice result on my first try. Thank you, keep up the awesome work and cheers from Brazil!
This is fantastic. I’ve done a couple of digital dolly zooms in the past but was never quite happy with them - these tips are definitely going to change that. Going to try a #dollyzoomerang next! Thanks for a great video! Subbed!
Thanks. I’ve been trying the dolly zoom out with my iphone12pm. It’s more difficult than I first thought haha!
Great job Christoph!! Glad to see you uploading some cool content! Shame we didn't go out for a rip this summer
It’s not too late!! **looks outside** oh, it’s too late :’(
This is Vertigo EFFECT !!
definitely going to try this out! I was for sure that your original with the SUV was done with the lens zoom!
Kevin Loiselle Stoked to see what you do! Yeah, I wanna see what someone does with an 8K Red Camera!!
Great Tutorial, man! Thanks for that.
Only ever anticipated video lol
Keep those videos coming :)
Alright we will!!
This is so good.. please make more videos! Thanks
Ok!
Just discovered your channel. Great tuto. I will try it very soon.
you can use transform effect to change scale and postition value and add some motion blur
Next on my list of fun things to try.
Nice tutorial man! Loved it. One suggestion I would make for IG is to crop the video to 8x10 so it shows up as max size in the feed.
Yeah for sure! Back when I made this I was on a weird CinemaScope-only Instagram trip but I’ve moved on...
Top stuff man!
Thanks for sharing this! I'm 100% stealing this for my drone footage and can't wait to try it 🙌🏼🔥🤫
Derrick Mitchell please steal it and use it and make awesome stuff!!
Maybe Someday. Haha - I’ll give you all the credit!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Much appreciated.
Eduardo Corona it’s my absolute pleasure!
just a tip from my side,
if you first add the digital dolly zoom effect the effect will be more solid as the dolly movement is nearly perfectly smooth;
you could then nest the sequence and add the speed ramp afterwards
this will safe lots of time as you do not have to edit the keyframes and is easier to do
Anyways i really like the effect and the idea keep going
Yeah that totally works too! I just like the elastic-y feeling you get when they’re a little separated from each other!
@@cbenfey oh okay well that is something different.
However, if some people like it more static or rather not that wobbely this could
It is a subjective thing
Thank you for the answer
This is cool. Can’t wait to see what else you make. Subscribed!
WHAT?! Easy In and Easy Out in Premiere?? OMG didn't knew it, thanks a lot!!)
You learn something new every day!
Jaw droppin... Just perfect
Can u plz tell me background music name?...its perfectly matched the clip.
Now that is BUTTTTTER
This was so sick Christoph! I will definitely try this out! #dollyzoomerang
Alex Frenette thanks homie!! So stoked to see what you do!
What I learned in this tutorial is that you are "pretty happy with that" 😂👌
Hahaha yeah....
@@cbenfey keep up the creative work 👌
Brilliant! Amazing tutorial.
Christian Moreno cheers Christian!
so sick! definitely going to try this out. thanks for the tutorial!
Spencer Torok my pleasure dude! Can’t wait to see!
awesome technique give us moree......loved it :)
Makarand Bhosale thanks homie! What do you want next?
@@cbenfeystuff like this some cool technique by which we can shoot something boring in a interesting way...waiting for it....
Amazing! Have you also tried using the warp stabilizer with the normal velocity clip instead of using it near the end of the process? Just wondering if you decided to use it where you use it for a specific reason
Tomasz Fontana yeah I did that at first, but I found that it was better to smooth out what was left after it was sped up. One thing I thought of today was possibly doing the dolly zoom on the clip before speed ramping and see how that looks.
@@cbenfey Yup, coul be a way. I'm definetely gonna try it and see how it performs. At first I was thinking "this man is crazy, how can he zoom with the lense so smoothly on a onewheel?", after seeing the first part of the video I remembered that 4k already exist and also that I've already did it...lol. Love the compositions and the way u use it, it's very dynamic! Thnaks man!
I know, right? The idea has been sitting right in front of all of us all this time!
I think that for the next time you want to teach us stuff on premier you should zoom on the things you've doing, not with everything but watching just the full premier view it's kind of boring after a while in my opinion.
Nice technique 👍 well explained and I hope to see more people trying the Dolly zooming as a boomerang!
I think Peter Mckinnon did it with drones but yours is more accessible for everyone.
Kubmats yeah I agree with you regarding the Premiere section. Hard to make that part exciting!
I definitely drew tons of inspiration from the Drone Boomerang, and probably wouldn’t have ever gotten to this one if I hadn’t done a few of those first! But yeah, it was all about accessibility with this one, you can pretty much do it with any stills camera if you don’t have nice video equipment. So I’m excited to see what kinds of new ideas people come up with and how this one evolves as people go out and start making their own!
Thanks for the feedback!
@@cbenfey you're welcome :) Keep the good content and good luck!
One suggestion.. keep the background music very low while explaining something.. it's little distracting
In this case and watching with headphones, it doesn't distract me that much. Instead I liked used music here quite much. But didn't find any link on them in the description :/
I agreed... it's little distracting, the music always must be low than voices
What'd you say?
I know...and it's sad because that's my biggest pet peeve watching TH-cam videos as well! I was in a crazy rush to get this finished at the time and should have gone and done a proper mix. Lesson learned!
@@schlenbea 😂😂😂😂 exactly
Pumped to give this a shot man! Great video, I'm sure you're going to get a lot of great feedback from this!
HeadNorthMedia l’m pumped to see what you do! Yeah it’s been really well received so far, so happy!
Great tutorial man, looking forward to try it.
Agustin Eme I’m excited to see what you do!
Christoph that was amazing, want to see if I can do something similar on FCPX
I'm sure it's a really similar process! FCPX is so confusing to me though :(
Awesome dude☀️
Made me subscribe in a single video
Damn!!!!! Thanks for this
great tutorial! will try that :)
PhoenixFeatherAirsoft can’t wait to see the result!!
Definitely going to try this out! One question though, the Volvo shot is real dolly zoom isn't it? Or is there some strange way to add the distortion ?
Thank you for the tutorial Cristoph! This is really good stuff. I will try to do one and tag you in my IG story
Carlos Bastias Sweet!! Can’t wait to see it, Carlos!
How do you do this in fcpx?
absolutely awesome whats the music love it i mean what track is it!
Awesome tutorial man! I love this channel. Keep uploading great stuff! Sub'd
Happy to have you!
500th sub. Great content!
Ben Dunlop thanks Ben! Glad you’re here!!
Btw if you do this manualy with a zoom lens this will look even 200 times beter!
Let’s see it!
How awesome is that!
Sick tut!
Wouldnt it be more efficient to do the scaling at first and the speed ramp afterwards? You wont have the problem with the bezier zoom
Yeah for sure but I like the little bounce you get at the ends when it loops when you do it this way.
Wait does this guy share an office with Driftwood? Cool video, came over from Hau’s video.
nice video! subscribed
Great breakdown! Were all examples in the beginning done with key framing the scale in post?
Yep! I've never been able to get a smooth one with an optical zoom, and it's waaaay more difficult!
great technique,
nice effect :)
awesome job!
Sir which one editing app you are using can u please tell me ??
It says right in the video ;)
First 30sec blew my mind.
Cool effect.
This was sooooooo cool!
Thanks Sofía! Are you gonna make your own or what??
This is fire 🔥
hello from your 1000th sub!
Same as iPhone 3D touch
If done using zoom lens, its way much better, just make sure AF is on or the Camera Op incharge on the focus will always adjust it cuz Focus changes as you zoom
But in filmmaking or just normal videos, I still prefer manual zoom than using effects
For sure
This is gold
3:55 Since Adobe Premiere Pro CC 2020 you can ramp it to 20.000 ;)
I know, they announced that feature like two days after this vid came out...finally!
excellent!
How are you keeping the subject in focus as you move in? Very narrow aperture + wide lens, autofocus or remote focus?
Yeah you got it. In the case of the examples in the intro, I believe aperture was f4 or 5.6, on a 16mm lens, and I don’t get too close to the subject either. If you look carefully, the image is much sharper when I’m close though. Could improve on this by having a good AF lens/camera or having someone remotely pull focus.
@@cbenfey Thanks for the reply and the awesome tutorial mate - I appreciate it. I'm shooting Fs5 as a one man band, so wide lens is the go for my attempts (not much by way of decent autofocus, I'd imagine fs700 is the same). Keep up the inspiring work 😁
Subscribed... Thanks to jesse
Sub cuz it was amazing great job mate 💙
I will try it with gopro
How do you and Jesse manage to edit in collaborative projects?
Since Jesse is final cut user and you are premiere pro user
Haha yes this is a source of great tension between us that we don’t speak of publicly.
This is a fantastic discovery. The intro with the music beat is dope! What song title is this may I ask?
I can’t remember off the top of my head but it’s licensed through Epidemic Sound.
Links to the background music? I see people complaining it's too loud but i kinda enjoyed it with the tutorial. Please do put music sources
This is amazing!!!!!!!
just started following u..great video..i will do it
Dude! You so cool. Ty for awesome guide!
Music name: All Around (Young Community Remix) (Instrumental Version)
Name the background music please?
Guys this shit is crazy 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Good crazy I hope! Thanks dude!
@@cbenfey Looking forward to more great content 😉🔥
Можно было бы изменять position и scale сразу после ускорения в 200%, а после этого nest-ить. Тогда не пришлось бы исправлять то что не синхронизированы position и scale с со speed ramping.
Вообще такой коммент был где то внизу на английском, но я заметил его когда написал это так что.
That was really really amazing
Oowwwsssuuum
nice stuff gg
Ya no need zoom lens. . Just get 16mm f1.4
Thank mate
FIRST TO COMMENT AND I’VE NOT SEEN IT YET! came right off Ig!
solomon glover I’m proud of you, Solomon!!
700th subscriber!
my head hurts
Cheers buddy
ahhh this was much simpler than I thought.. Now I just need a 4k camera..
FrogyProd haha, or a stills camera homie!
Really nice video!
Thanks for the hack ;)!
Is this ps you used