INCREDIBLE MultiCam Editing in DaVinci Resolve WITH ONE CAMERA!

[@ianhrp]

Thank you! A clear in-depth tutorial on how to get Multicam from a single clip is ideal for our podcast videos where we use the zoom feed to produce the videos.

[@niilousnelson3771]

This is great content. Thanks for sharing. I will look through the rest of your content and post any questions I have. Cheers

[@LinuxTechShow]

Thanks. I also started a separate channel after this video, which focuses exclusively on video production. kzbin.info

[@vidyashree7652]

This is by far the best explanation video I have come across!!! Thank you so much for this video, it helped me a lot🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

[@Rood67]

🤩 I jumped ahead and thought about the multiple copies layered and then set as a multi-cam; but the work in the color tab was amazing.

[@Ameridroid1]

Automation is amazing. In 2012, I created a video security system that used something like this and would zoom in and follow subjects that were moving in the video frames. As with most things, it was functional, but that last 10% of polishing is what I needed to complete. Robbie is good at polishing.

[@dakotascaramazzo]

Thank you so much!! I just began my video editing journey and I have two ppl on a single webcam video file and I wanted to know how to zoom in and almost change the camera angle so instead of getting both of them on one screen they can each have their own.... unfortunately that's not so easy to google search lol so thank you for this!! Didn't think I was ever going to find the answer/ something relatively similar

[@LinuxTechShow]

Glad to help! You may want to subscribe to my other channel as well, where I teach video production. KZbin.com/TheShowShow

[@madedigital]

very smart ....cheers......SUBBBED

[@LinuxTechShow]

If you like this make sure you check out our sister channel KZbin.com/theshowshow

[@SYCHR0N]

12:24 Why didn't you just choose "convert timeline to multicam clip" from the context menu? Your mouse cursor is over the item at 12:24?

[@bobstark8749]

Brilliant! Where can I find interview clips like that, or even the clip you used to practice these techniques? This is fantastic for interviews and situations where multiple cams aren't used.

[@LinuxTechShow]

We use the technique all the time, and sometimes you might not even realize we're doing it. Even during this demo, what you might not realize is our computer screen shots were loaded in as one of the multicam angles (so when editing this final video, we could switch to the computer screen in post-production at the right times). The discussion at the end of this video uses the single-camera technique: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eZXEpX6Zd6hojas - and in that one we even have another virtual shot setup that zooms in on the product. I'll even use the technique during unboxing videos and one of the virtual shots will be a closeup of the product, another of my face, another of my hands, all from one camera. We're only limited by our own imagination here :) We have also used the multi-cam shots to create collaborative Zoom call productions, such as this one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXuoioiNiLx8mNE - HAVE FUN!

[@StevenDiLeo]

I wish this was working for me. In my multicam window that shows a preview of all multicam shots, is not updating and showing me the clip. When I play the video in realtime and switch between shots, the shots do update, but it is playing buggy, and randomly stops playing. I don't have this issue in premiere with the same file.

[@therealroga]

I agree with Jeff. "Agghh that's amazing"

[@ericlopez4615]

What is the purpose of the "nodes?" I'm new to all this. Thanks!

[@HoundDogMech]

I have 2 cameras 1st camera 1 continues clip. 2nd camera multiple Clips. How do I multi-Cam them.

[@johnchapman1231]

much easier to have just created a multicam with out doing what you did but it depends on what version you are using

[@muziektalentinbeeld]

I have a tip to make this work even better! Resolve does not show in the multicam viewer on the Edit page regular Transforms (zoom, crop, opacity etc) that you make on angles in the Multicam timeline (highly confusing, DaVinci should solve that). So the two zoomed-in angles Jeff and Robbie are not shown zoomed-in. But if you add a node in the Multicam Color page and choose the Transform FILTER from the Resolve Library (under Resolve FX Transform), all changes in zoom, position, rotation etc WILL be shown in the multicam preview! That will make it a lot easier to judge and select the right angles when editing.

[@alvaromorello]

I'm new to this can you please post steps or short video? Great tip! I think I did it: in color tab, right click, add serial node. Click on "fx Effects" scroll down almost to bottom to Resolve FX Transform" and click/drag it onto the node you just created.

[@scottdunlap4109]

I find ur background music too loud and distracting to pay attention

[@fathersheart3547]

What about quality? 4K crop to HD you loose so much quality

[@fuzzylogickben]

It's what you'd expect surely. You go to 1080p if you want to keep 4k quality you have to shoot in 8k. At that point it is probably cheaper to buy more 4k cameras.