Triple stack videos in DaVinci

[@voldemort1489]

Awesome !! Thanks 🙌🏻

[@wbynan]

@@voldemort1489 np

[@zoneaep]

Useful tutorial

[@wbynan]

🙌

[@hirokutakicittanomoritanji]

Thanks

[@wbynan]

No problem

[@So-lost_im-found]

Thank you, again

[@wbynan]

Of course! Thanks for being here

[@waddupnvck]

Is video collage available for the free version?

[@wbynan]

I am working in Studio version

[@ginjaninja7355]

DaVinvci users are the epitome of:
Work Hard Smart cause...... We have good coloring
(But none of them know how the F it works)

[@wbynan]

DaVinci definitely has more tools available for color grading. But they do make some things like this overly complicated which is frustrating

[@itsnotloveitslust]

This isn't the only way to achieve this result, this is just showing a sort of automated method where the effect does the majority of the positioning and size for you but you can create the same effect manually very easily If you can do some quick math to figure out the size and position of each video

[@ramankataria2792]

Bro can you make video on how to get work as an freelancer, especially for Indians.

[@wbynan]

Hey man, already made that video here: ua-cam.com/video/paaLC178SEw/v-deo.html

[@ginjaninja7355]

Or you could just divide the pixel height by X number and then set that as your video height.
Work smarter not harder
And use premiere because it's better & simpler for most things.

[@wbynan]

That would work, but that number would be different depending on if it is 4k or 1080 sequence. I have a lot of tutorials for Premiere on my page. I made a video sharing what I like about each of the softwares most

[@TheJollyMage]

Damn that seems overly complicated.

[@wbynan]

Yeah you can manually stack them yourself but won’t be as precise

[@TheJollyMage]

@@wbynan oh I see