You could surely do it other ways, this was most intuitive in my mind. Have you tried that method? I assume you’d have to go in and also adjust the speed / frame rate of the video you get
Justin Odisho ohh okay, and I’m assuming it depends on the camera , I have the Sony a7iii and it’s really easy to use but it may not be possible on all cameras . And I’ve used it on dozens on projects, you just gotta change the speed and the color a bit more, Becuase it seems to be a bit lighter than the other footage.
Canon m5 has this feature in movie mode, also, as I remember (no longer have the camera). It seems to stack the exposures - making magic happen in what doesn't seem like a possible scenario (shutter speed less than framerate). Tried it on GH5 (VFR 2fps @ 1/2 second exposure) but it doesn't seem to have the exact same effect as Sony and Canon (m5)
very cool! I took a picture of Christmas fairy lights using the 4'' and F4.5, but while taking the picture a drew an upside-down heart with my camera too create upright hearts in different colors in the end result picture!.
The technical name of this effect in filmmaking is called "Step Printing" and the right way to achieve this is by shooting in low frame rates like 8 frames or 12 frames.
This is an awesome effect and you always describe the process so well. Appreciate it because I’ve learned so much in the last few months watching you. New to all this as of a few months ago but your videos have really helped my learning curve on premiere pro so thank you 🙏
You could also go into Various Frame Rate mode in a camera that supports it and change your frame rate to 12fps or lower, then extend frames in post. That's how Wong Kar-Wai and Christopher Doyle did it in the 90s.
I used to do this effect back in the apc camera era. click the shutter (slow shutter setting), move the camera, this activate the flash. very arsty fartsy results. blurred image surrounding a tack sharp person. very cool.
Checkered Flag Films so basically you set your shutter to a low speed, use a flash and move the camera while taking the photo? Doesn’t that make the person blurry as well?
Hey, I saw an effect on a TH-cam video the other day but I can't identify it. Could I send you the video and have you take a look at it? I edited the video to the part were it only shows the effect. If you want I can make a download, The video clip is only about 5 seconds. Thanks.
Just use "Trails" effects in the video what you want, export in 30 or 60 frames and then put the video exported in the program. Then make the cuts manually or export in 18 or 15 frames thats is in you. Is my method, is more easy if you want to use it in a video already filmed.
My shutter speed won’t go down the FPS I’m Shooting at. Do you know why? For example if I shoot at 60fps my shutter speed won’t go down any more than 1/60
would recording video and dropping in the posterize effect in premiere work similar or am i gonna get something new? i'm trying it. maybe 8 frames. maybe 12.
You could get a similar effect as long as you made sure to get good motion blur in the footage some cameras don’t have much options for frame rate built in
Ah, one thing I would try if you want in post only is playing around with the time - echo effect + posterize time effect and maybe adjust the speed. I have a video on fake timelapses in post but not with the motion blur
@@JustinOdisho but you don't actually explain the method of shooting this style until around the 5 minute mark. Over half way into the video. Up until then it's just explaining camera basics that don't matter if you're shooting with half your settings on auto anyway.
Thanks for the feedback. When teaching to a broad audience where you don’t know what level everyone is at I like to explain the minimum required info I feel like is needed for a complete walkthrough. In this case this was what I came out with and I feel it’s pretty straightforward. Sure I could just breeze through a lot of stuff but then people get confused and you lose something in the other direction. I continue to try to improve teaching.
Justin Odisho for someone like me and probably the majority of people who dont edit on a high professional level i found the in depth explaining very helpful and 10minutes are definitely not too long for a tutorial :)
This is unfortunately not how the actual videos are doing it. They are not taking pictures because they are switching from video to stills automatically in the video
Some cameras can do low shutter video with low frame rate some can’t, I’m not sure what exactly the original video uses it may just be video but not necessarily because they switch from video to stills because you can do that with this method as well. Though I agree with you
@@JustinOdisho Obviously, my point was that your tutorial makes it so more people will do it exactly like you. So therefore causing less creativity in people's work.
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This would be 1000 times easier if you just clicked record and had the shutter near 1/4
You could surely do it other ways, this was most intuitive in my mind. Have you tried that method? I assume you’d have to go in and also adjust the speed / frame rate of the video you get
Justin Odisho ohh okay, and I’m assuming it depends on the camera , I have the Sony a7iii and it’s really easy to use but it may not be possible on all cameras . And I’ve used it on dozens on projects, you just gotta change the speed and the color a bit more, Becuase it seems to be a bit lighter than the other footage.
Canon m5 has this feature in movie mode, also, as I remember (no longer have the camera). It seems to stack the exposures - making magic happen in what doesn't seem like a possible scenario (shutter speed less than framerate). Tried it on GH5 (VFR 2fps @ 1/2 second exposure) but it doesn't seem to have the exact same effect as Sony and Canon (m5)
Cameron is bang on the money
Just did that for a recent music video haha
This aesthetic reminds me of chungking express
VHS cameras had this effect built into them crazy
Youre the goat. I was looking for the effect for 3 days because of the video and now this.. ♥️♥️
I love that some of these tutorials can easily transfer to resolve/ final cut if you know the basics
Amazing! And the iso noise you were talking about, i think they added grain in post.
I wish i could hug you ..you are the best myan thank you so much for giving us what we want ❤️❤️
Ah, been waiting for something like this! Thanks!
Your tutorials are always helpful maahn.😊
very cool! I took a picture of Christmas fairy lights using the 4'' and F4.5, but while taking the picture a drew an upside-down heart with my camera too create upright hearts in different colors in the end result picture!.
The technical name of this effect in filmmaking is called "Step Printing" and the right way to achieve this is by shooting in low frame rates like 8 frames or 12 frames.
Some cameras don’t go down that far in frame rate options
@@JustinOdisho yes these features are usually offered by cinema cameras like my BMPCC 6k and other higher end cameras
Thanks for sharing 👏Prosperous New year to yall❤
jus what i been looking for
I’ve been wondering how to do this forever. I know this effect was very big in the early 2000s. Thank you and happy new year!
Shutter speed 1/4 rather than 1/50 while filming. Same effect less hassle
1 23 - thought about the same! i thought he’s doing it like that actually
1 23 any examples of this?
On some cameras you can try recording video with very low shutter speed, some cameras have different options
Good shit justin
This is an awesome effect and you always describe the process so well. Appreciate it because I’ve learned so much in the last few months watching you. New to all this as of a few months ago but your videos have really helped my learning curve on premiere pro so thank you 🙏
Thank you
going to use this tutorial for my upcoming short. thanks.
Thanks 🙏 you Justin .. for you teaching 🇰🇭🇰🇭🇰🇭
Thanks for watching
You could also go into Various Frame Rate mode in a camera that supports it and change your frame rate to 12fps or lower, then extend frames in post. That's how Wong Kar-Wai and Christopher Doyle did it in the 90s.
I always wondered how this was done. Thanks for the explanation.
I’ve been looking for so long on how to to do this THANK YOU!!
And guys try to get nd filters for this look to achieve dof
Good Work!
Thanks bro, From kerala😍
i like it
thank you! great video.
Beat me to this video! Killed it!
Fastest shooter in the west
Thanks for the tutorial!!
great. awesome.
THANK YOU!!! Been looking for a tut on this forever
Very nice video Justin i am also working on a video on stop motion done like this.
Use a ND filter and shoot the video with a slow shutter speed :)
omg yes i finallly found it
Awesome effect, great tutorial! 🔥😊
I love you I’m editing a video and I don’t have that much to work with so I’m gonna use some photos and do that trick thank you
this is sick
I used to do this effect back in the apc camera era. click the shutter (slow shutter setting), move the camera, this activate the flash. very arsty fartsy results. blurred image surrounding a tack sharp person. very cool.
Checkered Flag Films how does this work exactly? Sounds very cool to try, but I don’t understand how you can keep the person in focus
@@1994OBO this is for still photography. when the flash fires it freezes the subject.
Checkered Flag Films so basically you set your shutter to a low speed, use a flash and move the camera while taking the photo? Doesn’t that make the person blurry as well?
@@1994OBO the flash freezes the subject. the background blurs.
thank you so much i needed this
This video was really helpful!
can you use a slow shutter speed while filming instead of taking photos at slow shutter?
Give it a try, but it’s hard to get that low frame rate look with video you’d have to maybe edit the frame rate in post
@@JustinOdisho I think there is a plugin in Pr where you can adjust the frame rate. will try this next time
You can use posterize tool right in premiere pro
@@JustinOdisho Yes but it won't give you the long, streaky motion blur
Just shoot video with a very slow shutter speed say 1/4. Not all cameras will do this
Hey, I saw an effect on a TH-cam video the other day but I can't identify it. Could I send you the video and have you take a look at it? I edited the video to the part were it only shows the effect. If you want I can make a download, The video clip is only about 5 seconds. Thanks.
let's goooooo, thank you
Just use "Trails" effects in the video what you want, export in 30 or 60 frames and then put the video exported in the program. Then make the cuts manually or export in 18 or 15 frames thats is in you. Is my method, is more easy if you want to use it in a video already filmed.
Which one is trails effect
Do you think you could record a video and crank the shutter recording the video instead of taking pictures and putting them together?
You could try that method you might also have to adjust the frame rate in post though
yes i was waiting for this woohoo
Wow..thanks so much..there r so many creative ways to use this effect..i am just gonna get start getting creative on this..😺
My shutter speed won’t go down the FPS I’m Shooting at. Do you know why? For example if I shoot at 60fps my shutter speed won’t go down any more than 1/60
Some cameras have limits
What music video is that tho?
Can an iPhone X do this?
Does anyone know if its done the same way using final cut pro?
Would it look the same if i cut frames from a video??
If you shot in sufficiently low shutter or with enough blur it would be similar
would recording video and dropping in the posterize effect in premiere work similar or am i gonna get something new? i'm trying it. maybe 8 frames. maybe 12.
You could get a similar effect as long as you made sure to get good motion blur in the footage some cameras don’t have much options for frame rate built in
@@JustinOdisho i just tried it with my bmpcc. shutter speed only goes down to 1/24. seems in my case, i have to use my photography camera.
Resume, put the shutter speed in 1". that's all
man i thought you were going to actually show how to recreate that - IN POST- I have tons of red and alexa footage id love to have this effect on
Ah, one thing I would try if you want in post only is playing around with the time - echo effect + posterize time effect and maybe adjust the speed. I have a video on fake timelapses in post but not with the motion blur
i deadass was jus wondering how to do this
My photos won't import onto Premiere Pro!?
If it’s raw convert it
Wong Kar Wai has entered the chat
what if you made the video like 1 or 2 fps in premiere pro lol
You can use posterize time as well
It was just shot on a bolex 16mm with a slow shutter.
Looks like the girl from Uncut Gems movie.
Same girl
roger troutman was the first i’ve seen
bts blood sweat and tears please
you got a discord?
No longer at the moment
@@JustinOdisho ohhh okay man thank you for all the tutorials you do i made $150 off this video i shot for my friend copying and pasting your tutorials
CAN YOU JUST SHOOT A MUSIC VIDEO FOR ME!
Travis Scott is one of my favourites. I really hope to work with him one day. Listen to one of my songs if you got like a minute. You’d be surprised.
This didn't need to be almost 10 minutes long surely
It did if I was to explain everything that I did
@@JustinOdisho but you don't actually explain the method of shooting this style until around the 5 minute mark. Over half way into the video. Up until then it's just explaining camera basics that don't matter if you're shooting with half your settings on auto anyway.
Thanks for the feedback. When teaching to a broad audience where you don’t know what level everyone is at I like to explain the minimum required info I feel like is needed for a complete walkthrough. In this case this was what I came out with and I feel it’s pretty straightforward. Sure I could just breeze through a lot of stuff but then people get confused and you lose something in the other direction. I continue to try to improve teaching.
Justin Odisho for someone like me and probably the majority of people who dont edit on a high professional level i found the in depth explaining very helpful and 10minutes are definitely not too long for a tutorial :)
This is unfortunately not how the actual videos are doing it. They are not taking pictures because they are switching from video to stills automatically in the video
What u did is a good alternative tho
Some cameras can do low shutter video with low frame rate some can’t, I’m not sure what exactly the original video uses it may just be video but not necessarily because they switch from video to stills because you can do that with this method as well. Though I agree with you
just do echo and posterize time lmaoooooo
I have a tut on that as well but it’s not exactly the same
Justin Odisho true buts similar effects
So this is what i need to make better videos def gotta get
You don’t need this specific camera
One thing I don't enjoy is now you're going to see a bunch of 14 year old videographers try and do this.
I mean it’s a technique that’s been around for decades anyways
@@JustinOdisho Obviously, my point was that your tutorial makes it so more people will do it exactly like you. So therefore causing less creativity in people's work.
You ruined this video by assuming no one here knows how to use basic camrea settings.
lol
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Amazing! And the iso noise you were talking about, i think they added grain in post.