How to shoot and edit slow motion video | 60fps vs 120fps

A tutorial teaching you how to film and edit Slow Motion video using your DSLR or Mirrorless camera. We discuss frame rates and then an edit tutorial done in Premiere Pro.

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[twinkie]

No bs man I've been looking on YouTube for this info right here for a few days. Some had good vids but were missing the info that I was actually looking for. You covered it all while getting straight to the point. Thx ya 🙏🏾

[aziara]

He seems like the guy who would legit get mad at me for being one minute late lol THE VID TUTORIAL IS AWESOME THO

[GastronomyAndFitness]

from one content creator to another well done, keep up the good work bro

[TomGlander]

Straight to the point. Perfect tutorial. Love the direct approach. Answered the fundamental how to. Most excellent. Thank you.

[TheOneAndOnlyTed]

Depending on what I'm shooting and available light of course, I like shooting my 120 fps with 125 shutter. It gives it a little more natural looking motion blur when you're not so worried about tack sharp slow motion.

[jerrywongts]

know this video is old but thanks so much on this slomo newbie tutorial! helps alot!!

[MythicChannel]

Great video A6000 setup really helpful. Pro tip from me, if you are not seeing the 60fps setting you need to change your settings on the last menu to NTFC and you will be able to see this. This option is not available on PAL settings. Thanks again mate great vid :-)

[jander]

Chris, glad you came across my YouTube feed. Been watching your videos for an hour now and I like your work! You got my sub!

[YGZ]

you weren't thinking about that sweater when filming. It's moire city there, haha. nice video BTW!

[BLERDOGRAPHY]

Thanks for the tips. I am attempting my first shoot and edit tomorrow for a client and I honestly learned something I didn't know about shooting this way.

[ClintEastonz]

Quick, to the point, and a bonus of Premier. Thanks for keeping this short.

[lordace]

I love your photography tutorials this is the most simple and basic way to explain slow motion for beginner level skill people to follow great video I just subscribed.

[ZdenkaDarula]

I loved your video as someone who finally explains things SIMPLY. I just realized what I did wrong with my last video I posted on youtube. Someone said that I was using slow motion incorrectly and as you said "double shutter speed" it totally hit me... yeap, I forgot to change it as I want from 24fps to 60fps. Thank so much! Great channel... subscribed.. if you ever want collab… let me know...:) cheers

[MinutesWithMates]

You can also go through modifying and interpreting footage to 24fps which I have found actually gives a smoother, cleaner result than using the speed/duration effect

[discoveringdance]

This is so helpful! Thank you so much! ☺️

[saulmirandaaliaga]

Once again, great video. Thanks a lot Chris!

[MarcC]

Excellent tutorial. I like the way you explain, very clear and concise. I've using premiere for basic straight cuts for news editing, but I want to venture into much more. Cheers!

[createyurs]

Thanks for this! Just what i needed!👌🏼

[olfranckk]

Ive been having a hard time with editing slow motion and this video really helped me understand.

[ronaldwolf]

Thanks for help on this. I’ve been reducing the slomo in post to 1280x720, thinking that would be smoother. Will now just reduce the frame rate and leave size to the 1080 that I i filmed in. I believe that’s what you indicated . I use FCP X for post, as well as iMovie..Will be experimenting with 4K. soon.