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[DarkAnima]

That feeling when you're searching a tutorial and you get what you're looking for at the first search...😍 Thank you so much

[regienald.]

Omg, I'm doing a big filming project at work and forgot to press the slow-motion option on my blackmagic camera. This helped me soooo much, honestly a HUGE lifesaver!

[DepressionTalks]

Wow! Quick, precise, and straight to the point! Loved it! Thank you for sharing this with us!

[christinemylinh]

This is one of the best tutorials I have seen, thank you for posting this! I will definitely be browsing your videos for more tips and tricks. 🙌

[CharlieChubby]

From my angle, working in a so called "shark tank industry" and being self taught especially on the video editing side, and as simple as they seem to be taught, such 101's classics are kept like secret weapons from colleagues fearing competition; yet all it took was one concise, genuine and straight forward tutorial like yours, that within 5 mins elevated my game.
Watch out red fishies, I'm coming for y'all.
Thanks a lot Kyler you're great at what you do!!!

[qadriedanial]

"And it looks Buttery smooth"

[ThePhotosapien]

OPTICAL FLOW was all I needed!! Thanks. Instant follow

[DewayneGore]

You are the man. You explain more (and better) in less than five minutes than what I have watched over the past several hours on Youtube.

[HairU]

Isn't it better to film the video at 60 fps, and then interpret that footage in 24 fps, resulting in "natural" 40% slow motion?

[jbf]

Thank you for adding even the smallest detail about the tutorial like I watch some other tutorials about this but didn't mention about checking the speed in Time remapping so I was confused why I wasn't getting it right. I'm happy that I found your video, your getting a new sub.

[topsecret]

I know this is old, but incredibly helpful!! Thank you!!

[jerrythomson]

Unbelievable!! This trick changed my video to the NEXT LEVEL!! Thanks bro!!

[calebjgillman]

I used this on one of my roofing videos and I am not going to lie it is fire!! Definitely going to sub!

[TheBlackDEITY]

Really love the fact that this video was straight to the point! Also what if we had to slow it down more, like to 10 or 20, would it still be that smooth with the optical flow and other steps applied in the video?

[PittPt]

Huge thanks mate! I've suffered with the rough quality vids for years!

[ZeroNineFilms]

i just got pr an try to use twixtor but didnt work like sony vegas did so this is a big help cant wait to edit my next project in pr

[christiandueck]

Nice tutorial! I already knew these features despite the "optical flow" settings. Thanks for that. But something I have trouble some times is by using slow motion ramp with audio. Do you have any technique to slow the audio also by ramp, but keeping the sync?

[Its-aMe_Sylvester]

OMG!!! YOU SAVED MY DOCU!!! I have been searching for some tutorials on making my slo-mo buttery smooth and this just made my day! Thank you soooo much! Happy New Year 2021! Stay safe, take care!

[otakusoulemotion]

Oh my goodness I don't have the ability to shoot higher than 30fps but you saved my life. "Render In to Out" makes even 24fps video look so buttery smooth as if it's shot in 60fps!!!

[jamieway]

Kyler - thanks nice demo, Thanks . Those little zooms moves make a simple action become very interesting . cheers