Hi Alex, this is so perfect for those historic/vintage music clips where you want to take the viewer back in time...absolutely love this, thank you again
The fact I've only been a subscriber for less than a year, means there is a treasure trove of videos inspiring me to experiment. A belated thanks for uploading Alex.
I just appreciate how you always show what you're going to teach us, like you inform the watcher in the beginning about what they're about to learn👍👍 I really like that!
You've just saved my life. Thinking of dabbling with Davnici but am no where near able to buy the full version - this was the kind of effects I want to experiment with! Thank you so much
Super cool thank you. Using studio and tried running the analog damage over the adjustment clip already done from this tutorial and created quite a cool effect together too. Thanks Alex.
Yeah certainly! I did originally plan to just change the Timeline framerate to 16 for this effect, but that becomes difficult when you only want a small section to be 'film'. That's where the Stop Motion came in handy instead :)
Hi Alex. I applied all the FXS in your video and things look great. How can I save the settings and apply them to different clips. Do you have a video on that? Thanks.
Very nice , thank you for sharing tips and tricks on video editing . You help me a lot. On my videos . Just started and Still learning from your videos . Keep it up 👍
Fantastic tutorial MrAlexTech (at least)! And I like the new studio lighting. Quick question - do you use an external drive for your DR database(s) or are they stored on your main drive? I wish power bins were universal on whatever drive you happened to be using.
I'm fine with the old film look, and there are plenty of free overlays for various vintage looks, VHS, Super 8 etc. But what about damaged or vintage sound ?
Interesting but and pro editors would create their own LUT. That is best practice. It would be more interesting on showing how to create the LUT itself.
Quick note, if you're using Studio version of Resolve you can skip this entire tutorial and just use Analog Damage and it'll do it all for you 😆
We, free users, appreciate the effort 🙏🏻 great tutorial ❤
Where to find Analog Damage?
@@chestercastillo9612 under color tab > effects
Hi Alex, this is so perfect for those historic/vintage music clips where you want to take the viewer back in time...absolutely love this, thank you again
The fact I've only been a subscriber for less than a year, means there is a treasure trove of videos inspiring me to experiment. A belated thanks for uploading Alex.
I just appreciate how you always show what you're going to teach us, like you inform the watcher in the beginning about what they're about to learn👍👍 I really like that!
You've just saved my life.
Thinking of dabbling with Davnici but am no where near able to buy the full version - this was the kind of effects I want to experiment with!
Thank you so much
Great tutorial, super simple, easy to follow and very helpful. Thank you and thanks for the tip on where to find luts.
THx man! Im watching your videos from Montreal, Qc., im a french guy! But really enjoy and learn so much stuff! Keep the good work! We need it!
Alex you studio set ,video quality and lighting 🔥ammmmmazzziiiinnngg
Hey Alex, thanks for referring to fresh LUTs. I really enjoy your work and hope to collaborate with you one day.
Your country apprecietes your service sir, thank you!
I'm no professional editor but your tutorial has been crystal clear and quite helpful
Thank you for providing these tips and tutorials Alex, you deserve a million subs!
Hey Alex. Thanks again for taking the time to help us...GN
Why isn't this on the top of the search results???? 😭😭😭
Super cool thank you. Using studio and tried running the analog damage over the adjustment clip already done from this tutorial and created quite a cool effect together too. Thanks Alex.
Again, another quality tutorial. I am applying a lot of your tricks. Thank you so much!!!
Cheers mate. Another great one. Have a great weekend!
He, you answered the question I asked from last video. To save the attachment clip. Thanks dude, videos on point. On the way to video success
Nice one Alex. Take it you'll be doing nothing but churning out new vids now that the second lockdown is upon us. 👍
Awesome! Finally! Thanks tons Alex!
this is so great thank you - exactly what I need to make a video look like it's an old B&W TV show which then pops into colour.
Brilliant video, needed this a few days ago lol, great tutorial as always mate 👍🏼
Absolutely superb - thank you!
nice tip ... I use scaliness in the color pages to create a window light coming in , to spice my interviews a little ...thank you again
Awesome video as always!
I really enjoyed this video very much. Thank you
Grazie per questo tutorial sei fortissimo ciao dall'Italia
Another great video with some cool ideas. I like the new setup too! Not that the old one was bad, but this is a definite improvement.
Awesome, good to hear so thank you! 😊👍
Looks cool. Thanks for another value packed 5 min Friday. 🥂
Thank you! Used this in a project today!
thanks mate, saved my day.
Love this. Have some coffee on me.
P.S. I just tried this on some BMPCC4K footage, and it looks great. Thanks a million.
Eyyyyyow coool effect always hereeee
Hey Alex, Excellent video,.
Cool
Really great video, this was super helpful in my newest video project
Nice video and setup ... cool stuff.. thanks
thank you my friend !!!1 you are so amazing!
Awesome as always Man 🔥
the stop motion effect seems great to produce a super 8 film look (sort of 18 fps look), thanks for the tips!
Yeah certainly! I did originally plan to just change the Timeline framerate to 16 for this effect, but that becomes difficult when you only want a small section to be 'film'. That's where the Stop Motion came in handy instead :)
this guy is pretty cool. thanks
Extremely helpful.
Cool effect. Thanks
Thx for another great video!👍
Aaaaah, Ctrl+F. Finally!!!! 🤩
LETS GOOOOO!!! YOU ARE SO CLUTCH FOR THIS!!
Thanks! I have learned a lot.
Thanks so much mate this is great!
this was great
Brilliant mate! 🙏🏼🙏🏼
thank you very much. stay safe 😀
This is so great thank you!! :)
Good vid bro love it!!!
Thanks Cabbage bro 😊😁👍
MrAlexTech 👍🏼
Lovely tutorial. Could you also do a smooth shutter offset roll transition?
Yeah. Would be easy enough using Fusion to create a Transition preset 👍
Amazing- thank you!
I can't find film damage unfortunately in the free version anymore. Is there any other option?
Hi Alex. I applied all the FXS in your video and things look great. How can I save the settings and apply them to different clips. Do you have a video on that? Thanks.
thank you Alex, godbless bro.
Very nice , thank you for sharing tips and tricks on video editing . You help me a lot. On my videos . Just started and Still learning from your videos . Keep it up 👍
reallycool！！！！！！GOODJOB thanks bro！
Thanks
thanks mate
very cool
thank you for the nice Video
Good job alex thank you. Great effect. Can you do the same with the "dream flashback" effect with the free version of DV?
I'm sure you could yeah. There's a 'Glow' effect that would work well. I'll see what I can do :)
Fantastic tutorial MrAlexTech (at least)! And I like the new studio lighting. Quick question - do you use an external drive for your DR database(s) or are they stored on your main drive? I wish power bins were universal on whatever drive you happened to be using.
I'm fine with the old film look, and there are plenty of free overlays for various vintage looks, VHS, Super 8 etc. But what about damaged or vintage sound ?
thank you
Nowt wrong with a bit of 'decorating' now and again.....! 😄
Gr8 vid. Can do the effect for where there is multiple shots. Example is in the destined for greatness music video. Have like curved rectangle things
Yeah the adjustment clip will just apply the effect to anything underneath it on the timeline. That's how I did the intro 🙂👍
hey bro i can't find memories luts even I'm using da vinchi 19..
Hey Alex, Can you upload for us how to make better call saul intro in fusion please ?
Wish I discovered this two weeks ago! (11/2/23)
go for a advance effect cuz your tutorial absolutely awesome than others.[ Like the effects which are all used in the cinema kinda that]......
Interesting but and pro editors would create their own LUT. That is best practice. It would be more interesting on showing how to create the LUT itself.
WHAT MUSIC IS IT?, PLEASE
Wie heisst die Software?
whenever i do this it makes my playback lag
You can’t use film damage cuz you need to buy the studio version ?!
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Oof super speedy!!
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Ohhh it was a close one this week 😆
um 5-ish minn turned out to be 9 minutes 😐😐
Great help
Thank you
Thanks