Resolve slow motion tips // How to keep it smooth // NO INTRO just 7 mins!

No Intro - straight to the point and only 7 minutes! Tips on how I get DaVinci Resolve to give me super smooth slow motion ? My PRO techniques shown here. This was a requested episode, so I am listening - enjoy. This is for beginners to intermediate.
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[davidbuecherl]

Also huge props for not having boring recurring pointless intros!

[NikAberle]

Amazingly helpful! Saved my butt the night before an assignment was due where I chose to do slow motion before realizing I'd never actually edited slow motion in Resolve before. Thank you so much for this!

[davidbuecherl]

Best DaVinci Resolve tutorials i have ever seen, including quite some costly ones. Darran, you are quick, clear, well prepared and extremely skilled. I like how i learn about tools and skills that are not even the main topic of a specific tutorial - and this in a very short amount of time per video. Watching a tutorial in 1.0x speed doesn't happen that often to me anymore ;P. Awesome work!

[nicostadi]

The no intro move is always the best move. 10/10 thanks!

[addictivstudio]

Darren, thank you! This is straight to the point, and amazingly explained.

[dkhart]

My first thought was like:
- Oh, probably I will not learn anything new from that tutorial. But man I was wrong! Excellent video! Thanks again Darren 👍🏻

[TheRealBarkinMadd]

You managed to pack a lot of tips into this one as well as the primary topic of slow motion. Nice one Darren - thanks!

[ushirogeri]

This is what tutorials should look like. Subscribed.

[stehume]

I been playing about a lot over the last few days with slomo, never new that it worked different if you had the arrow or the edit tool selected, i should have thought of trying that, i now almost right click on eveything as so many more options pop up. another good vid

[dots]

There's always something to learn from your videos. Please don't stop. And thank you!

[benfolts]

Just using the different areas of the speed point was worth the price of admission alone. Great tutorial.

[-PiP-]

Darren Mostyn, as always, straight to the point!

[photobritain]

Recently shot some drone footage at 50fps and couldn't see any slow motion on the timeline. Exactly what I was looking for. Thanks Darren.

[Norain]

changing the cursor for ripple sequence was just an insane tip for me! Thanks a lot, I was struggling with moving the clips forward and backwards when using time controls

[koto_kawa]

There are many DaVinci Resolve teaching videos on Youtube, but your video is simple, clear and easy to understand. English is a little fast, but ... it's a great video. Thanks.

[adamsterling]

Now I have to go out to shoot footage compatible with these techniques. Thanks for putting me to work. As usual, perfectly explained. Much appreciated.

[imaged]

Hi Darren. Superb tutorial, from a first-rate educator.
Thanks again

[OttoVonRaz]

This has to be THE best tutorial on slow motion with DaVinci Resolve. Thank you so much! You have a new subscriber 🔥☀🔥

[dmalovic]

Very good and to the point again. Keep them coming!

[Superjeanmarc]

LOVE THE NO-INTRO concept ...and awesome tutorial Darren. Thanks