How to Freeze Frame in Davinci Resolve Tutorial

[@PrimerBlobs]

Super nice video. You show three options, AND discuss the tradeoffs? Much better than many tutorials that just tell you a series of things to click with no context.

[@TechnicallyTrent]

Thanks for watching, @PrimerBlobs!

[@carld3549]

Great tip, I love Davinci Resolve, PLEASE do more like this !!!!

[@TechnicallyTrent]

Thanks....more Davinci Resolve videos are on the way :)

[@smallindie]

Thanks for the tip on the trim tool, previously I only knew how to make it slide the start/end points inside the video clip duration and not push the next clip over.

[@TechnicallyTrent]

Glad it was helpful, @smallindie! Yes, those subtle differences in how tools behave for pushing a clip VS overwriting it can be tricky.

[@sudobuild]

Thanks for the wonderful video! You just saved my life as new youtube :) u gained another subscriber!

[@TechnicallyTrent]

Thanks @sudobuild, glad it was helpful!

[@RonNehrig]

Much better than other methods, Thanks!
Heard your voice, I had to recheck the title to make sure I hadn't clicked on an Affinity Photo video... 🙂

[@TechnicallyTrent]

No problem, Ron! Yes, I will be making videos on more things than just Affinity. Stay tuned :)

[@RonNehrig]

@@TechnicallyTrent Well, Davinci really needs it, with so many sneaky tidbits hiding all over it. Thanks!

[@AndrewJosephKeith]

is there a way to speed warp into and out of a freeze frame so it's not so jumpy? great vid.

[@Therizinosaurus]

2:15
Did the freeze frame overwrite the next clip on the right side (Austronauts_02) there?

[@TechnicallyTrent]

Hi @Therizinosaurus! Yes it overwrote it because I had Selection Mode (the arrow in orange) enabled. If I had Trim Edit Mode (the button to the right of the arrow), it would have pushed the next clip to the right.

[@beyond_xen]

@@TechnicallyTrent Yes that was the key for me!