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Sony A7s ii 240 Fps Slow mo with davinci 12 optical flow


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i made the 120 fps to 240 fps using the optical flow in davinci resolve 12

overall with optical flow the result is fare enough in most of the cases but when the movement is faster and more rough things are getting harder there...

thats why i took a parkour guy to see how much the optical flow can handle with that kind of complicated and fast action

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FySeSXyqLi8

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I just viewed it on my phone and it looked great. Im paying monthly for Adobe CC, but will have to download this and try it. Thanks for sharing the technique and short movie.

 Oneand0, the new Adobe CC also comes with a new and improved slow-motion. It would be interesting to see a comparisson of the davinci and adobe versions of the slow-mo

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Thanks for the info. I barely know enough to just put together a video with no effects. I have some footage of my dog in the snow chasing down balls kicking up powder at 120 fps at 250 shutter speed. Is there any reason you used 8000 shutter speed? I figured I would need to run it at 500th of a sec if end result was going to be 240 fps? Once I figure it out, I will post a clip.

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