This is the first video from you I stumbled across and I was subscribed less than half way in. You are a wonderful teacher. I am a COMPLETE noob at resolve or actually video editing of any type, and you took this rather complex concept and broke it down so that I understood it and feel I can use it in my next edit. I am a little bit less scared of the fusion page, too ;) just a bit though, I still don't go to the fusion page when I am alone in the house and or in a dark room ;) Thanks for this, I am off to watch more of your videos, especially on subjects I have tried to learn and failed with other tutorials. Did I mention you are an amazingly gifted teacher???
... I watched your video briefly a year ago. But, I had no use for your stabilization method... Now I was in a position where I had to stabilize something, which didn't work properly with the "normal" function of Resolve. Now I remembered your video and tried your approach... I can only say one thing: Excellent, how detailed and easy to understand you can describe everything! You are perfect, your repetitions, so "empathetic", so pedagogically masterful... Thank you very much! You are a great help to us!!!
The perfect tutorial doesn't exis... the perfect tutorial: Jokes aside, to me this is the best format to make a tutorial, examples of finished work at the start, clear instructions, how to fix some problems you may get (and multiple options on how to do it aswell), chill jokes and a "quick repeat moment" for a short recap (this was really helpful, because sometimes I need to rewind the whole video for some step I missed). Thank you!
Omg, the different motion types immediately make sense, and it only took you 30 seconds to explain these setting. Other videos just told me to experiment, and since I was trying to stabilise entire footage I never understood what I was seeing
Randomly found this video after finally starting to learn how to use Resolve... All I can say is Superb! You told me everything I needed to know, but at the same time pointed out little tips and tricks along the way that aren't even related to the actual subject (like how to correct an effect that didn't insert into the node path). Wonderful! You've certainly earnt my subscription.
I just bumped into your video today for the first time. Love it. Love your smile and your calm sweet passion. I also really appreciate you going over all the details and options in an effect because that really helps us visualize what can be done. And yes, repetition burns into memory. Very true. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to many more fun and instructive video's on Davinci Resolve.
I completely love your positive vibe whenever you start these videos. It also helps that you are tackling a topic I fought (and lost) about three weeks ago. Thanks for sharing!
Simply enjoy watching your videoes! You're such a good teacher: The tempo, how you repeat the steps that may be quickly forgotten and the way you explain things!
I just switchend from premiere to DaVinci. And you're great teacher! You have a good vibe and the explanation is very clear. Way better than all the other youtube tutorials! I'm Subscibed!
You could be a teacher/instructor with how well you did this! Thank you!! Not only informative, but very good at keep me engaged and how to handle the unexpected! Bravo!!!
I use Davinci Resolve 17 for my UA-cam channel videos. I am a learner. Your video has really helped me. Thank you. Hope to use what I've learned to make my videos better 🙏 Obviously I subscribed to your channel 🙏
this was simply the best tutorial i have ever watched I never comment on videos but this was so damn helpful and easy to follow 10/10 thank you so much!
This tutorial was great - thank you - I love the way you talk - some of your comments had me cracking up - so nice. I actually know how to track in fusion now... no kidding, fusion has done my head in - please do more. Love the fact you have some Blender tutorials as well - I use it a lot.
Now this is how u do a tutorial 😎 Every aspect covered. In my 8 years of tutorial watching experience this is the best way of making tutorial i have seen and i have ever wanted. Cleared all the doubts. Subscribed 🙏👍
Thank you for this one in particular! Not only do you take us through complex matter in a blink without missing any details but you do this in a highly sympathetic way! Cheers, man, looking forward to seeing more of you!
Not that I can see me being able to use this in the type of videos I make... but that's a pretty cool effect and an excellent tutorial. Presented well and you covered all your bases. Ya' got me... I'm in. Subbed.
Appreciate this video a lot. Starting a channel with no prior editing experience and little things like this help up the video quality with a fairly simple effect/modification to the original recording.
Love the auto part of the zoom/crop in the planar tracking node. Didn't know about this before. Adding the transform afterwards works, but it's one less step if you're happy to let DR work its magic!
Binging your vids bro, too good of an actual instructor, if you don’t start making money good money off of this soon I’m going to be mad. Keep uploading... please. I learn so much with these.
Thanks for the video, I needed to learn how to stabilize things for awhile to better my effects on videos and this has helped me. I especially like how you did repetition to drill it into my head what I need to do!
I like your teaching style. It's really effective. You really should have more views/subscribers. Can I say you remind me of lennox Lewis. Well you are the champ of Davinci Resolve tutorials 😎
Boom! Subscribed! Could you possibly show the classic stabiliser? I just need a way to remove the moving subject from the track so that the footage is stabilised based on the stack parts of the image (a chair, a parked car, lamp post etc) Great work man
dear Branden, thanks for the tutorial, it helps a lot! Still i want to nkow how to fix a situation the you describe on 14:33 - when the tracked object get hidden for something on the front... its possible to change manually? You need to do 2 or more tracks?
This is the first video from you I stumbled across and I was subscribed less than half way in. You are a wonderful teacher. I am a COMPLETE noob at resolve or actually video editing of any type, and you took this rather complex concept and broke it down so that I understood it and feel I can use it in my next edit. I am a little bit less scared of the fusion page, too ;) just a bit though, I still don't go to the fusion page when I am alone in the house and or in a dark room ;) Thanks for this, I am off to watch more of your videos, especially on subjects I have tried to learn and failed with other tutorials. Did I mention you are an amazingly gifted teacher???
bruh thank u I've officially found my favorite tutorial channel for my projects
Another masterclass in how to do a tutorial; all the details given, not just “do this”; *plus* how to deal with unexpected results. Superb.
... I watched your video briefly a year ago. But, I had no use for your stabilization method...
Now I was in a position where I had to stabilize something, which didn't work properly with the "normal" function of Resolve.
Now I remembered your video and tried your approach...
I can only say one thing:
Excellent, how detailed and easy to understand you can describe everything! You are perfect, your repetitions, so "empathetic", so pedagogically masterful...
Thank you very much!
You are a great help to us!!!
same 🗿
The perfect tutorial doesn't exis... the perfect tutorial:
Jokes aside, to me this is the best format to make a tutorial, examples of finished work at the start, clear instructions, how to fix some problems you may get (and multiple options on how to do it aswell), chill jokes and a "quick repeat moment" for a short recap (this was really helpful, because sometimes I need to rewind the whole video for some step I missed). Thank you!
this has made my day
Omg, the different motion types immediately make sense, and it only took you 30 seconds to explain these setting. Other videos just told me to experiment, and since I was trying to stabilise entire footage I never understood what I was seeing
Saved. You're one of the happiest and most informative Resolve guys on YT at the moment. Always enjoy your style and subject material. Keep 'em coming
Randomly found this video after finally starting to learn how to use Resolve... All I can say is Superb!
You told me everything I needed to know, but at the same time pointed out little tips and tricks along the way that aren't even related to the actual subject (like how to correct an effect that didn't insert into the node path).
Wonderful! You've certainly earnt my subscription.
Thank you for taking your time as you step through the process. So many of us mere mortals are not fast movers nor have enduring short term memory.
I have seen around 6 videos on tracking but you explained it the best 🔥 love the way you explain stuff hope to see more video from you ❤️
only 3 minutes in and I'm already like "yup, this guy's who I"m gonna learn resolve from."
good stuff dude.
Thank you for these valuable tips... Keep up the good and generous tips and guides
I just bumped into your video today for the first time. Love it. Love your smile and your calm sweet passion. I also really appreciate you going over all the details and options in an effect because that really helps us visualize what can be done. And yes, repetition burns into memory. Very true. I immediately subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to many more fun and instructive video's on Davinci Resolve.
Super useful. I've arely ventured into the Fusion tab just yet, but you make this so clear and I love your happy positive style
I completely love your positive vibe whenever you start these videos. It also helps that you are tackling a topic I fought (and lost) about three weeks ago. Thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed this video and I learned everything you were teaching. No punchline. No bar. Grateful I am
Best explanation of this procedure I have ever seen. Thank you so much.
You made this somewhat complicated process, very understandable. Very, very good teaching!
Simply enjoy watching your videoes! You're such a good teacher: The tempo, how you repeat the steps that may be quickly forgotten and the way you explain things!
Buttery voice, bubbly attitude and actually useful tips? What's that quality content doing on YT for free?)
I just switchend from premiere to DaVinci. And you're great teacher!
You have a good vibe and the explanation is very clear. Way better than all the other youtube tutorials!
I'm Subscibed!
You could be a teacher/instructor with how well you did this! Thank you!! Not only informative, but very good at keep me engaged and how to handle the unexpected! Bravo!!!
I use Davinci Resolve 17 for my UA-cam channel videos. I am a learner. Your video has really helped me. Thank you. Hope to use what I've learned to make my videos better 🙏
Obviously I subscribed to your channel 🙏
this was simply the best tutorial i have ever watched I never comment on videos but this was so damn helpful and easy to follow 10/10 thank you so much!
Thank you very much!
This was an amazing turtorial, not too indepth, not too shallow. Appreciate it.
Probably the best tutorial I've watched in YT in many, many years. Even showing how to shoot to get it done. Thanks a lot.
I really like how you speak with a different tone and facial expression on the key points!
This is a GREAT tutorial! Thank you for putting this together, it was exactly what I needed! You're a very gifted instructor, keep it up!!!!
Great tutorial, love the different options and pitfalls, really helps to understand the Davinci Resolve pandoras box.
Dude! double thank you! Simple to understand very clear explaining and you ARE SO HAPPY! :)
Only 30 seconds in and I feel your energy and excitement! A great teacher indeed!
Loving the videos. I would love to see one of you using DR 18 Beta 3 and the new Magic Mask features and see what you can do with it. Thanks
This tutorial was great - thank you - I love the way you talk - some of your comments had me cracking up - so nice. I actually know how to track in fusion now... no kidding, fusion has done my head in - please do more. Love the fact you have some Blender tutorials as well - I use it a lot.
Champ! I just love your tutorials and the happy, easy going attitude. Thanks! :)
thank you from Cape Town..a fabulously gentle and easily understood video....))))
Great Tutorial! Thank you for teaching us! Your explanations are excellent and very clear. I right away subscribed to your channel.
Now this is how u do a tutorial
😎 Every aspect covered. In my 8 years of tutorial watching experience this is the best way of making tutorial i have seen and i have ever wanted. Cleared all the doubts. Subscribed 🙏👍
Thank you for this one in particular! Not only do you take us through complex matter in a blink without missing any details but you do this in a highly sympathetic way! Cheers, man, looking forward to seeing more of you!
i found your tutorial right on time, right when i need a different way to stabilize my video, thanks for sharing :)
Top man… it was exactly what I was looking for. I am trying vegas and davinci and what I learned here makes me swinging toward buying davinci… thanks.
Thanx Branden, another fantastic tutorial 🙏🏽
Subscribed! I really appreciate your positivity and very articulate instructions. 👍
Awesome tutorial. I learned a TON in such a short amount of time.
Not that I can see me being able to use this in the type of videos I make... but that's a pretty cool effect and an excellent tutorial. Presented well and you covered all your bases. Ya' got me... I'm in. Subbed.
Appreciate this video a lot. Starting a channel with no prior editing experience and little things like this help up the video quality with a fairly simple effect/modification to the original recording.
I hope your channel goes well my friend!
@@BrandenArc Thanks! Yours as well.
Brilliant Branden, MUUUUUUUUCH appreciated!
Love the auto part of the zoom/crop in the planar tracking node. Didn't know about this before. Adding the transform afterwards works, but it's one less step if you're happy to let DR work its magic!
Binging your vids bro, too good of an actual instructor, if you don’t start making money good money off of this soon I’m going to be mad. Keep uploading... please. I learn so much with these.
Very clear explanations, you’re a great teacher! 😎
Fantastic video, using this technique I have finally been able to stabilise some problem footage
Loved it brother, i am gonna subscribe and will watch all of your videos and share it with my friends. That's the least I can do. Thank you so much.
THIS is what I was looking for. Great tutorial 🙏🙏
Ridiculously useful, thanks!
Thanks for the video, I needed to learn how to stabilize things for awhile to better my effects on videos and this has helped me. I especially like how you did repetition to drill it into my head what I need to do!
Really comprehensive & easy to follow. Great advice, well presented. You're a star.
Great teaching job! I'm glad I found your channel.
Hey Branden, love your style and kindness, Keep up the wonderful work. :)
I like your teaching style. It's really effective. You really should have more views/subscribers. Can I say you remind me of lennox Lewis. Well you are the champ of Davinci Resolve tutorials 😎
Awesome Tutorial man! With this u can do that super cool effect in some of the Beats by Dre ads! Thanks again!
Great tutorial... I really need this for my handheld nature shots. :) Thanks
You are great bro. Love this channel!
Great video mate! Love your style, great attitude and very thorough waking through the options and processes. Keep it up!
This is the best tutorial I have ever seen of any subject. You’re a boss bro you need a school! Immediately subscribed!
Great tutorial! 1st time to your channel, but as a new subscriber, it certainly won’t be the last!!
Wow dude! That was super cool & worth a sub! Thankyou! Love your style! 🙏🥰😀👍
thanks buddy, this is my first crack into fusion and it worked thanks to your helpful guide. will need alooooooooooooooot more help
what a well done video. your explanations are stellar!!
MAN!!!!!! I'm your instant new fan!!!!!!!!!
This is so well done and you’re voice is the kind of ones that should be on voice over haha !
Fantastic!
Thanks that was fun. Looking forward to more! *Ding!*
Very well put together and easy to follow instructions, keep up the great work. Just added you to my sub list.
This is an instant insta-sub which is instant! : ) Thank you for the massive lesson vid! Love from Russia!
You are very good at walking through this.
thanks for sharing your knowledge. very good.
I subscribe. You are amazing, funny and easy to understand 🤩. Keep going ☀️☀️
What a brilliant tutorial. Thanks.
So good! So Helpful! Thank you Branden! :)
You're great at this, awesome man
Omg thank's man that is what im looking for! I will test it with my Insta360 Snowboard Clip for Headtracking :)
Thank you for this video!!! it was very helpful!!!
Boom! Subscribed!
Could you possibly show the classic stabiliser? I just need a way to remove the moving subject from the track so that the footage is stabilised based on the stack parts of the image (a chair, a parked car, lamp post etc)
Great work man
great job!!! love the video, thanks!!
Love your explanations and the feeling of your "class", subscribed :)
Thank you for this. You've cleared so much for me.
cheers! I'm learning. love your tutorial
Great movie! Thank you for this tipp. Use it a lot.
no way! amazing bro! thanks so much! i just did it and i got perfects results!
I love you man made my video look sick 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks its got me through... Youve got this charm....Nice
Duuuuude that's a mega video🚀
thank you dude!
Thank you. Very useful. I have a very stabilised lizard now :)
Awesome tutorial ! Now I need a powerful computer.
thanks for the tutrial
dear Branden, thanks for the tutorial, it helps a lot! Still i want to nkow how to fix a situation the you describe on 14:33 - when the tracked object get hidden for something on the front... its possible to change manually? You need to do 2 or more tracks?
great video. fun to watch as well..
I like your style very funny. you keep me lol. well done
Great tutorial. Thank you.
thank you! this was very informative
Thank you I subscribed and this video is dope appreciate this