How to edit a perfect speed ramping sequence with Filmora 13

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

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[@TimmonsVisions]

You're a legend bro

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

Thanks!

[@TheJungleofSports]

Top video as always! Filmora is really nice :) I would add that it is way more easy for the computer to work with it. And the export process seems to be faster, compared to the other editing softwares.

[@hillkhalid]

Thank You ! We working !!!

[@77dris]

Holy, Filmora looks very impressive. I wish Resolve was as intuitive when it comes to speed ramping as this. Unless I'm mistaken, there is simple click/drag/spline option like this.

[@maryskrudland1103]

I know, right!

[@verbhal]

What is up with the vertical top to bottom banding when showing the footage in Filmora?!?!

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

That's an effect I added to make it look like your watching a computer screen. Apparently it didn't work! 😂

[@wm9742]

Such good knowledge. Mind if I ask what Macbook you're using?

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

Thank you 😊 I use a MacBook Pro M1 Max

[@danh2716]

E, thanks for the content. One subject that I think would be popular would be to get your take on how to splice different background music tracks together when you want to change up the tone/feel of the video. Like wanting to go from a slow build-up, or light pregame content, to a higher intensity during the game. Or even high intensity content transitioning to humorous post game stuff. Most audio (track change) transitions are stilted and don't flow well in the transition. And yeah, I'm totally adding that flare transition to the various whip and glitch transitions in my bag. Thanks!

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

That's a great idea! Thanks for the suggestion.

[@WelderB1Family]

I actually just purchased filmora 14...will your assets work? They are charging for their own assets.

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

Yes all my assets work with Filmora.

[@okpsports]

I find the rolling shutter at 24/25fps is too noticeable compared to 60fps. I've experimented and find slowing down 60fps in a 60fps timeline, that the quality doesn't look jerky or terrible. Done a few vids lately using 60fps. Optical flow however, when slowing down 60fps to 20%, is only good for footage with less movement. Otherwise, it looks blurry around the subject.

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

Yeah optical flow can perform miracles sometimes!

[@O_P_Productions]

E!!!! I’ve learned a good bit watching your videos, again thanks!!! I didn’t realize having the project fps would degrade the quality but it makes complete sense! My issue is, the content I generate is for a 60fps live broadcast so my mindset was to have the project fps at 60…. 🤷‍♂️ If you have a minute maybe you could critique the last intro video I did that starts around the 1:15 mark kzbin.infoNFJkoZcRtpw?si=RC8BzJ19noRlHr-- Thank you again!!!

[@BeyondTheGame_E]

Yes, if you export for a 60fps broadcast, you should edit in a 60fps sequence. You'll only lose quality if you try to slow down your footage. Unless it's shot at 120fps. The intro looks great by the way!