ah, thank you for explaining timeline rendering! I was literally just having issues with jumpy playback yesterday and it was so obnoxious to work around. Now I have a fix! Thank you! :)
good video. But nontheless I wonder what to do If had a video of that basketball player jumping ? what are the possible reasons to slow it down properly when using optical flow and not not cause any glitches and aftifacts. What if I had a video of 30 fps or 60 fps with that basketball player. How should I slow it down with optical flow in this case?
Hi there, with optical flow premiere is trying to create frames that did not actually exist in order to make the footage go more slowly. When you have a quick action like a player jumping where there’s a larger discrepancy in the image from one frame to the next, premiere will have a more difficult time creating new frames in between and this will result in artifacting. If you have a clip that is in 30 fps or 60 fps slow it down accordingly relative to the frame rate of your sequence. For a 120fps clip we slow down to 20% because 24/120=0.2, so for a 60fps clip 24/60=0.4 so slow it down to 40%, and apply the same principle to 30fps clips or footage with any other frame rate. Hope this helps.
@@petersarellas nice explanation.But how I were to be said to make a slow down footage of a jumping player and to make it smooth so what do I do in this situation to nail it?
I have a video on the channel called “how to colour grade your sports videos” or something along that line about where I go into this in more detail and colour grade a clip from scratch
Glad to hear that! I’ve got a video on the channel about my camera gear and settings for sports videos that I think will help you a lot (blue thumbnail w orange text)
If the video is already filmed in a 60 fps or close enough frame rate and good lighting it does wonders, it can slow down to ridiculous extents through extrapolation, however if the video quality is poor or has 24 fps it generates too many artifacts, though if used in a smart manner it can restore a many old videos to modern standards, although the representation is only an approximation and not reality, like looking at an illusion. This technology is digital illusionism.
Hey Dammy, the footage I work with is often log footage so I start by creating one lumetri colour layer that just has contrast and saturation to add some life to the image. I’ll then usually add a LUT that I’ve made or from someone else that I like for that footage as a base on a second lumetri colour layer, then I use a third one to make tweaks to the colour and get the image to my liking before saving the preset. Of course instead of adding contrast and saturation in the first step you can also use log conversion LUTs that are usually provided by camera manufacturers or third parties for free.
Hi, I’m trying to follow your video, I have the most updated version. What did you click to after you found the spot you wanted to slow down. It’s looks like you pulled something down but I’m not sure how to get to that step. Sorry if this question is confusing lol
Hey Bri, I held CTRL and right clicked after navigating to the menu that comes up from left clicking and selecting “show clip keyframes -> time remaining -> speed”. When I right clicked after doing that it gave me a break in my clip that slows me to pull down or up on either side to make that part of the clip slower or faster respectively. By pulling that one part down I reduced its speed so that it would be slow motion. I hope this helps.
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What effect do you want to see me break down next?
3d photos. Sound design 👀
Sound design would be a nice one 👀
ah, thank you for explaining timeline rendering! I was literally just having issues with jumpy playback yesterday and it was so obnoxious to work around. Now I have a fix! Thank you! :)
Happy to help!
correct the title. you wrote 24 fps to 240. your original video is 120 .....
Optical flow gang✊🏻
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damn right 💡🔥
DAMMMMMMMMM YOUR GOATED. I LOOK AT THIS ON YOUR PAGE ALL THE TIME
Now you can use it in your work too!
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Thank you my guy 🙏🏼
love optical flow🔥🙌🏽 used it all the time to help slow motion when my camera only had 30fps
When used the right way it can come in clutch for sure!
Thank you... 👍
You’re welcome
Hyped to try this one out 🔥🔥
Awesome!! 👏🏼
Excellent video, wow!
Thank you!
Merci Peter, tu es le sang
You’re welcome
this is fire thanks you so much
You’re welcome
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Thank you bro!
You’re welcome! Glad you’re liking the content
good video. But nontheless I wonder what to do If had a video of that basketball player jumping ? what are the possible reasons to slow it down properly when using optical flow and not not cause any glitches and aftifacts. What if I had a video of 30 fps or 60 fps with that basketball player. How should I slow it down with optical flow in this case?
Hi there, with optical flow premiere is trying to create frames that did not actually exist in order to make the footage go more slowly. When you have a quick action like a player jumping where there’s a larger discrepancy in the image from one frame to the next, premiere will have a more difficult time creating new frames in between and this will result in artifacting.
If you have a clip that is in 30 fps or 60 fps slow it down accordingly relative to the frame rate of your sequence. For a 120fps clip we slow down to 20% because 24/120=0.2, so for a 60fps clip 24/60=0.4 so slow it down to 40%, and apply the same principle to 30fps clips or footage with any other frame rate.
Hope this helps.
@@petersarellas nice explanation.But how I were to be said to make a slow down footage of a jumping player and to make it smooth so what do I do in this situation to nail it?
Dude you’re awesome! Love your content!! :) 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you! Really happy you like it!!
Good Job , How did you create the preset color ?
I have a video on the channel called “how to colour grade your sports videos” or something along that line about where I go into this in more detail and colour grade a clip from scratch
DIDN T KNOW THAT!
sh!ttt that s fire 😒😒😒🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks! Appreciate all the emojis too 😂👏🏼
Super info
Thank you 🙏🏼
how to make 60 fps optical flow video rendered without distortion lightening
thx for sharing!!!
You’re welcome!!
Needed this
Awesome!! Hope it helped
def trying this one! 🔥
Amazing! If you post on Insta tag me so I can check it out 🙌🏼
@@petersarellas most def bro, gotta watch all these vids u do such a great job 🤞🏼
@@patrickmerluzzi 🙏🏼
optical flow on iphone any apps other than slopro?
Honestly not sure, sorry about that
Where can I get the source video you are using-(the basket ball player)
I film most of the footage that I use so I’d recommend going to a local game around you or sourcing copyright free footage from the internet
@@petersarellas ok
Bro you've helped me a lot with my filmmaking! and what's a good lens for sports videography? for Sony a7iii
Glad to hear that! I’ve got a video on the channel about my camera gear and settings for sports videos that I think will help you a lot (blue thumbnail w orange text)
If the video is already filmed in a 60 fps or close enough frame rate and good lighting it does wonders, it can slow down to ridiculous extents through extrapolation, however if the video quality is poor or has 24 fps it generates too many artifacts, though if used in a smart manner it can restore a many old videos to modern standards, although the representation is only an approximation and not reality, like looking at an illusion. This technology is digital illusionism.
Hey Peter, how did you create the colour grade for the vid? Your vids are 🔥 keep up the exceptional work!
Hey Dammy, the footage I work with is often log footage so I start by creating one lumetri colour layer that just has contrast and saturation to add some life to the image. I’ll then usually add a LUT that I’ve made or from someone else that I like for that footage as a base on a second lumetri colour layer, then I use a third one to make tweaks to the colour and get the image to my liking before saving the preset. Of course instead of adding contrast and saturation in the first step you can also use log conversion LUTs that are usually provided by camera manufacturers or third parties for free.
@@petersarellas Thanks for responding mate. I'll defo try this in my next video!
what font did you use at 3:16
Proxima Nova Bold
Looks like davinci isn't the only software with this feature!
It definitely is not!
Tips for fast edits!!
lern ur shortcutz
@@petersarellas No not fast editing lol fast edits. Quick movements and cuts
@@BrianBakerCA that’s actually a good idea for a video
Hi, I’m trying to follow your video, I have the most updated version. What did you click to after you found the spot you wanted to slow down. It’s looks like you pulled something down but I’m not sure how to get to that step. Sorry if this question is confusing lol
Hey Bri, I held CTRL and right clicked after navigating to the menu that comes up from left clicking and selecting “show clip keyframes -> time remaining -> speed”. When I right clicked after doing that it gave me a break in my clip that slows me to pull down or up on either side to make that part of the clip slower or faster respectively. By pulling that one part down I reduced its speed so that it would be slow motion. I hope this helps.
@@petersarellas yes it did! Thank you so much for replying back! Your work is so dope! I hope to be on your level on day 👏🏾💪🏾
@@looksbybri keep working and doing your thing 🙏🏼
But if you want to create this effect on your phone you can use VSCO
Pretty awesome that your can easily do this stuff on your phone now!
Bruh that video was smoooth
Haha thank you!
great video 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!!
Hey Peter is there any reason why when I use optical flow at 20% it starts to maybe lag
You might have to try rendering the clip out for it to play back smoothly
Thank u sir ❤️. +sub
You’re welcome! I’m happy to hear that it helped you
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You look like drake seriously 😂
I don’t see it lol but thanks I guess 😂
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