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Tutorial: Creating Slow Motion and Super Slow Motion Videos in Davinci Resolve Studio 19

Step 1: Prepare Your Video

1. Obtain a video clip with a speed of 25 frames per second.
2. Ensure that the video clip is imported into Davinci Resolve Studio 19.

Step 2: Creating Slow Motion

1. Right-click on the video clip in the timeline.
2. Select "Change Speed."
3. Decrease the speed percentage (e.g., 15% for less movement, 50%, 70%, or 80% for more movement).
4. Adjust the duration of the video clip accordingly to fit the slow motion effect.
5. To improve the fluidity of the slow motion, go to the Inspector panel.
6. Click on the video icon and scroll down to the "Time Adjustment and Resizing" section.
7. In the "Processing" dropdown, choose "Optical Flow."
8. Select "Better Improved Quality" in the "Mode" dropdown.
9. Play the video to observe the enhanced slow motion effect.

Step 3: Creating Super Slow Motion

1. Ensure you have a video clip with a higher frame rate (e.g., 50, 60, or 120 frames per second).
2. Right-click on the video clip in the timeline.
3. Select "Change Speed" and reduce the speed percentage (e.g., 25% for super slow motion).
4. Adjust the duration of the video clip accordingly.
5. To further enhance the super slow motion effect, go to the Inspector panel.
6. Navigate to the "Time and Resize Settings" section.
7. In the "Processing" dropdown, choose "Optical Flow."
8. For very slow speeds, consider selecting "Speed Distortion" in the "Mode" dropdown.
9. Note: Using "Speed Distortion" may slow down Davinci Resolve significantly.
10. Export the video in MP4 format with a high bitrate for smoother playback.
11. Import the rendered video back into the timeline to enjoy your super slow motion effect.

Additional Tips:

• Experiment with different speed percentages to achieve the desired slow motion effect.
• Consider exporting the video after applying effects to improve playback performance.
• Explore more effects and features in Davinci Resolve Studio 19 by watching tutorials available on various channels, including Sergio Mota's series on Davinci Resolve.

By following these steps, you can easily create both slow motion and super slow motion videos using Davinci Resolve Studio 19. Enjoy experimenting with different speeds and effects to enhance your video projects!