GRAB THEIR ATTENTION By Using This Easy Smooth Zoom Effect! (Davinci Resolve Tutorial)

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[@LightspeedTutorials]

1:28 Keyframing method 7:37 *Adjustment layer method* -- Effects - 7:52 Toolbox: Search "Adjustment Clip" - Right click "Open in Fusion Page" 8:22 Select "Media in" - Shift + SPACE - Type "Transform (Xf)" in the search box. 8:57 Add keyframes 9:20 Spine for easing - Selec both keyframes and "S" for auto ease or do by hand. 9:40 Motion blur

[@DylColeman]

This is a lifesaver, man! I'm a long-time Adobe Premiere user who switched over to Resolve for most of my editing a few years ago and I use it almost exclusively now. The one thing I keep going back to the Creative Cloud for is After Effects because I've found it hard to replicate simple functions like this smooth zoom WITH motion blur. The anchor point trick in the first method is also a huge help! Thank you for your quick, concise and clear explanation of both methods and helping me take one more step towards getting over my FEAR of the Fusion page LOL

[@jacobottaviani7639]

I'm in the same boat, but I'll never fully leave after effects behind. I do a good amount of animation stuff for my job and that's just too much for fusion

[@schwebschweb]

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[@mark_royle_newfoundland]

This is one of those things I didn't even realize I wasn't doing. One little tweak and my little zooms are gonna look so much better. Thanks Dunna!

[@omkarprabhu777]

This is exactly what I was looking for, I watched several videos but no one talked about ease in and ease out. Glad I'm subscribed to this channel 🙌

[@dunnadidit]

Glad to hear it Omkar!

[@luisoliveira.360]

You're the greatest, Dunna. So much inspiration. Thank you very much for being there. All the best, from Portugal! 🙏🏻🙌🏻

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers! Thanks for the kind words!

[@PhilipBlank]

Snap! So that's what the anchor point is doing, and I had no clue on the right click of the keyframe button!!! Huge thanks for the tutorial!

[@Mal0wens]

That Anchor Point trick is actually awesome. Thank you.

[@CpawsMusic]

Love the way you explain things! Super easy to understand and quick to digest. Thanks for the great tutorials :D

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for saying that!

[@iteachvader]

Holy crap, using the adjustment clip is a lifesaver. I also don't know how I managed to overlook the Zoom to Fit option in Fusion's spline editor. That makes it WAY easier to manage all of my keyframes.

[@pankajjoshi7806]

Really helpful!!

[@arranpbrown]

Dunna, this is awesome! I have been using Davinci for ages and could never figure out how to stop the weird zoom because I was using position instead of the anchor point. I could never find an easy fix for it! Thanks so much 👏

[@talhajubayer6219]

this guys teaching technique is genuis. He shows the Exact Problem and errors we are going to find and he Tries to replicate it with himself looking like a beginner. Huge Respect man

[@DonDraperVideos]

Never knew you could right click on the key frame in the inspector and add ease-in or ease-out with a right-mouse click! Thank you! Learned more about keyframing from this video than any others. Amazing!

[@ECRandomBits]

When I saw 14 minutes to explain the smooth zoom, I almost gave up. But I am pleasantly surprised how well done this video was. I loved how both solutions were described!

[@dunnadidit]

I appreciate that! I try to be thorough and sometimes it gets a bit long, but I’m glad to hear it was warranted!

[@twotimesco]

I was looking for such video for a long time,thank you very much for sharing,can’t wait to use it in next videos

[@gugukhoza3622]

Where were you in my life man wow, this is amazing - And how you explain its pleasing to the ears man thank you.

[@DeniseNepraunig]

That's an amazing video Dunna! Super easy to follow! And on top of that your audio sounds crips, the video looks soooo nice (the lamps, the close ups of Davinci Resolve), you have an engaging voice - I would immediately buy a Davinci Resolve course from you!!!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for saying that Denise! I’ll definitely consider doing some kind of course!

[@silvesterwisdom9706]

Alot to learn from this video. Thanks man 👍

[@AlejandroSifuentes]

Broooo! Thank you so much for this! You explained it perfectly!

[@TobyYellsAtThings]

I'm upset I never knew about this until now. Thank you.

[@virajdeshpande3701]

You're a fantastic teacher.

[@igorpapana1875]

I like the way you explain how things works, first you showed it with what problems you might have and then you explaind how you should fix it that was great, that helped me alot. Thank you.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much for the kind words!

[@theJoeyDutch]

making my davinci transition easier by the minute. Thank you

[@cadreamdrives]

What an awesome tutorial! So beautifully filmed and edited, and so clear and concise. Well done! I'm trying this out right away!

[@JackSather]

you just saved my life. lol that problem with keyframing the position was driving me BUCKWILD.

[@ShurEye]

Just found your channel a few days ago when I was switching back over to DaVinci and you've been extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@dunnadidit]

That’s so great to hear! Thanks for watching!

[@redduckmedia7683]

Repping the Kensington! Those things doesn't get enough love! awesome video as always

[@dunnadidit]

Haha totally! It’s a holdover from 15+ years in the audio engineering world!

[@zurcburc]

Dooooooood I did not know you could do that. I needed his real bad. Thanks!

[@Seii-FPV]

1:42 sec mark - instead of doing one by one frame, why not press "SHIFT" key and "+" key, and in the field that opens up top, input number 10 and press ENTER. You simply jump 10 frames instantly.

[@howtodostuff1244]

Dude...! You are like..! DA BOSSSSSS!!!. I've been looking for this exact explanation for I don't know how long..thanks 👊

[@fadhilreez]

This what we need, simple tutorial, easy to practice and make our video better than before thanks bro

[@dunnadidit]

So happy to hear it was helpful!

[@NirbhayManje]

Thank you so much my brother 🙏🏻❤ I was looking for this video since yesterday morning 😫 And finally I found this that I want 🎉

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This was legendary. You're the man!

[@leonbenjamin7891]

Thanks man, simple and clear tutorial

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much Leon!

[@endgamefond]

I need this. It will be great to add this to my teaching presentation

[@ClaesFeldt]

Hi, this was/is awesome !!! Learnt soooooo much a long the way when you explained how it works. I´m also really impressed by the light/light setup in this tutorial. Would really be nice to see how you set it up, really nice light, so soft and low with a great touch. So please make a tutorial about your light settings nowdays.

[@viktorfromsales]

I’ve been looking for this tutorial for ages!!!! Went back to Final Cut for it but now that I know this I might play around with Davinci again. Thanks for sharing👏🏻

[@GeraldPined]

I always will say you are the best man! Thank you!

[@HeiFuma]

You got me! I was just 40 sec. in and had to click the like button. 😀Thank you so much.

[@dunnadidit]

Haha glad to hear it!

[@ThePotatoPerson]

Thank you for making this easy!

[@detstudy]

Super clear explanations. Thank you so much

[@marioivanovm2]

Dude, i already know how to do this, but it's soooo cool the way you are explaining it... still watched the whole thing! great work!

[@dunnadidit]

That’s great to hear! I’m glad it was at least entertaining then!

[@ioannisandriotis7813]

Thanks so much, very good info and well presented.

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks a ton!

[@JasonLorette]

Awesome tools and great instruction on how to use them Dunna. 😎

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks dude!!

[@chipwillis]

You sir are the man.

[@arnoldmancilla1247]

This way is pretty handy! thanks a lot for sharing!

[@wolframmarius9009]

this is a really helpful video! thanks a lot!!!! best regards from austria :)

[@the.monologue]

Fantastic work. Super helpful. Great work!

[@dunnadidit]

Glad it was helpful! Don't forget to check out my other videos!

[@markpalfreeman]

Thanks Dunna! One thing I rarely hear addressed is whether you "lose quality" of video doing these zooms. Many cameras oversample footage these days, but I imagine it's still a 4k output image-so each time you zoom, you technically "lose" resolution since the pixels are increased, correct? Do you have any tips on the max amount to zoom before people start to notice?

[@dunnadidit]

Technically, yes, you are "losing" quality when you zoom in. But imagine this for a second... If you have a 4k image, and you zoom in 2x... it is now a 1080p image right? So since 1080p is still a pretty reasonably accepted level of quality for lots of things, I'm pretty cool with zooming in anywhere up to 1.5 or 2x if I realllly need to. That said, certain shots do start to get mushy and I'm sure there's more going on than just 4k/2=1080p so you just kind of need to use your discretion on a shot by shot basis.

[@markpalfreeman]

@@dunnadidit makes sense! So maybe ~2x is a good rule of thumb (unless the footage doesn't matter and it's more for effect) 👍

[@abhijitdudhe00]

@@markpalfreeman is that a paid version ?

[@davidshuttmedia373]

The ease in and out keyframes are MUCH better now in the edit tab in Davinci 19, used to have the same issue

[@wyldetimesreviews]

This tutorial was so amazing!

[@leitegiovanna]

Finally I found a tutoriaaaal thankssss

[@leizerg]

Just what I was looking for - explained ina very clear manner! Thanks!

[@julian42x]

OMG! Thank you! I was using position which messed me up all the time, anchor point!!!! so helpful

[@super_naug]

You are Awesome Man! You made look so easy.. Thanks for the Video.

[@Rob-fi2pe]

This was so incredible helpful! I switched over from Premiere and had a really handy preset that I used all the time. I'm just starting to use Davinci and I figured the best way to get started was to just start working on a project and this one in particular uses this effect a lot. I can't thank you enough!

[@badeomusic]

THANKS for this, I've actually found it quite tricky to find info online about this. I've definitely spent too much time twiddling with the x/y position keyframes 😅

[@dunnadidit]

Glad to hear it was helpful! No more twiddling (or at least less)

[@MageEditz-ontop]

This was sooooo good!!!

[@THEHITMEN]

Bro this was an awesome tutorial thank you so much! This is gonna be implemented into my next paintball videos for sure!!

[@fatlipmedia9559]

Great tutorial mate! Bloody awesome stuff 👌

[@tech.inspector]

Thanks a lot! Is there any shortcut to let a ease in and out (like changing it's opacity)?

[@jonc8179]

Awesome but overwhelming as a newbie. Will keep watching!

[@dunnadidit]

It will be easy peasy in no time for you!

[@Animalsarecrazy367]

Crazy tutorial just what I needed 🙌✅

[@muggybears]

This was so helpful, thank you!!

[@AndresBravoM]

Great video, I do this all the time. You can save the adjustment layer as preset and save time later

[@dunnadidit]

Totally! Super handy if you make repeated moves!

[@OtisBlanch]

Great tutorial, super helpful!

[@wilsondeep3420]

Thanks a lot. This helps so much.

[@dunnadidit]

Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!

[@roderickdeleeuw2101]

Thanks a bunch! Great video, on many levels.

[@SherardYu]

I use the Transform tool with an Adjustment layer in the Edit page. You can apply all your usual keyframing, motion blur, and settings, and then save the Adjustment layer in the Power Bin. I have a preset that is easily adjustable and ready for all my projects. I find it way faster. ☺️

[@WantClue]

Thank you enjoying all your content it really helps me out

[@MelanieTay]

thank you for this video! will try to use it in my editing journey!

[@MinhQuanLeTan]

beautiful video !!! Thank you!!

[@techmarcmedia]

Thank you so much! Very valuable hint! I always did it with the position and had that jumping issue.

[@marco.nascimento]

This is great, you explain it so well. Thanks!!

[@jacobjo882]

I usually, don't leave any comments but this is one good tutorial

[@pascaldiefenbach7703]

Thank you! Great Video! 🤗

[@anzak9284]

Thank you Dunna !

[@noaheshkol]

Thanks for the tutorial! I’ve learned a lot from you 🙏🏻

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks so much Noah!

[@kingofromen]

your sound design is great and I almost didn't even notice it was such a seamless great job!

[@cjspencervideography8247]

Thank you great video as always keep up the good work

[@AlienDrones]

Thank you, well done! 🤙🤙

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers! Thanks for watching!

[@CamCitizenTV]

Awesome stuff! Could I theoretically take that adjustment clip, name it like "Punch in - Punch out" and put it in my my Power Bin for use later? Or do I have to create an adjustment clip every single time? Thanks for making this easy to understand!

[@dunnadidit]

Heck yes you can save it in a power bin! I have a bin called "reusables" that I go to regularly!

[@BuildItMakeIt]

Thanks! This was a great tutorial. I had no idea about the anchor point, that makes is sooo much nicer. I need to get some more swoosh sounds now as well :) Thanks!

[@dunnadidit]

Glad it was helpful!

[@benjaminjacome]

Revisited this, very helpful again!!

[@josefrogoschewsky6458]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@Variety_Pack]

This is awesome. I've gotta make some DCS tutorials now.

[@Alan-Krawczyk]

Thank you so much!!! The second method is exactly what I was looking for and now my zooms look perfect🙌🙌 Subscribed!

[@edredBryan]

I’m relaunching my channel after a 2-year hiatus and I plan to move to the Davinci editor. That said, in all honesty I wish I could afford to pay Dunna or someone else to edit. Great info Dunna…always great videos. Thx a million! 💯

[@arthurmartin9398]

Thx a lot. Great done and explained 👌🏻

[@dunnadidit]

Cheers!

[@napatsaeng]

Love tutorial easy and fun

[@airbeoneairbeone2872]

that is a tutorial that will have strong efficienty on my learnings. so much thanks Dunna. Zoom in and out are quiet clear, but PAN,center and PIVOT not yet. really good tips and technics rather than use the keyframes within the clip. I adoptes the technics

[@aJBCproduction]

This low key mind blowing 🤪 Thank you so much The right click ease in/out .. 🤯

[@wolverinejr1897]

I appreciate this so damn much bro!! 🙌

[@4130Media]

very nicely done! thank you for sharing!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks for watching!

[@4130Media]

@@dunnadidit if it's not too much to ask, could you make a tutorial on how to do effect where the video is quickly moving forward and backward when the music is DJ scratching...?

[@lghjsdtugfkgfjgtru]

holy cow, this is excellent! it's way more simpler than I thought and your explanation was just on point. thanks a lot!

[@plankmedia]

Awesome tutorial!

[@dunnadidit]

Thanks!

[@hemantkhora8698]

Great tutorial 👍🏾👌🏾

[@diegoloncopan4513]

Thanks Dunna! Really nice effect and very easy to do (at least the first one, haven't tried the second one yet :P)

[@aboalhassenahmed7270]

Best tutorial!