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Learned how to use Optical Flow in DaVinci Resolve to help fix wrong FPS clips! A true life saver that I hope can help you too in case you mess up on your frames per second!
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[@Radikus]

Perfect. Exactly want I needed. looked at three other videos.. took to long to get to point. You nailed it. thank you.

[@ChristianSchadewald]

You saved me! Accidentally changed the shutter speed from 50@25fps to 15@25fps during the shoot. At least my footage is useable again now. Thanks!

[@henriqueamendola]

Thanks bro, helped a lot!!!

[@MEAREMLG]

I was hoping this video would be about upscaling the fps WITHOUT changing the speed of the video. Clearly the software has the power to do this, but I can't figure out how to actually use optical flow without also using a speed change. The only way I can do it at the moment is: take a 30fps video and drop it on a 60fps timeline stretch/slow the 30fps video to 50% apply optical flow render take that newly rendered 60fps video video and put it back in the timeline stretch/speed up that new video to 200% to undo the speed change This sucks because the video has to go through an extra layer of encoding which reduces the quality of the final output what I would like to do is: take a 30fps video and drop it on a 60fps timeline apply optical flow to "convert" the 30 fps video to 60fps (at the original speed) render any idea on how to do this?