Nice video. If I could offer critique I think the colours are overcooked and you have exported video in a lower frame rate than what it was shot at which resulted in stuttering.
Thank you for sharing your feed back with me. I appreciated it man! I think I was going for a more photographic look to emphasis the colors of the scenes but I over saturated the color more than necessary in the process. In regards to the stuttering, I recorded the video in 24fps, and use a timeline of 24fps, so I am not sure what is the reason the video us stuttering.. Could be some of the bit rate settings that I use to export the video, but I am not sure to be honest. If you can provide me any recommendation to help prevent this issue, I will really appreciate it.
@@LuisCruz-yg6rs no problem. My guess would be that you intended to shoot at 24 but in fact shot at 25. This stuttering issue is very typical of this and almost nothing else causes this. Another eventuality would be if you had changed the speed of recording a little on the timeline.
@@LiveMyJourneyTom Thank you for the tip. Yes, I did change the speed of the some clips using speed ramps here and there to speed things up a bi for some clips where was I panning too slow. I will make sure to try to avoid that with panning shots. Ty for you help!
@@LuisCruz-yg6rs when you absolutely have to change speed it's obviously best to shoot at double the natural frame rate and slow to 50%. If something was shot in natural fps or you want to slow it down by a different ammout you can add optical flow effect to make up for the gaps.
Nice video. If I could offer critique I think the colours are overcooked and you have exported video in a lower frame rate than what it was shot at which resulted in stuttering.
Thank you for sharing your feed back with me. I appreciated it man! I think I was going for a more photographic look to emphasis the colors of the scenes but I over saturated the color more than necessary in the process. In regards to the stuttering, I recorded the video in 24fps, and use a timeline of 24fps, so I am not sure what is the reason the video us stuttering.. Could be some of the bit rate settings that I use to export the video, but I am not sure to be honest. If you can provide me any recommendation to help prevent this issue, I will really appreciate it.
@@LuisCruz-yg6rs no problem. My guess would be that you intended to shoot at 24 but in fact shot at 25. This stuttering issue is very typical of this and almost nothing else causes this. Another eventuality would be if you had changed the speed of recording a little on the timeline.
@@LiveMyJourneyTom Thank you for the tip. Yes, I did change the speed of the some clips using speed ramps here and there to speed things up a bi for some clips where was I panning too slow. I will make sure to try to avoid that with panning shots. Ty for you help!
@@LuisCruz-yg6rs when you absolutely have to change speed it's obviously best to shoot at double the natural frame rate and slow to 50%. If something was shot in natural fps or you want to slow it down by a different ammout you can add optical flow effect to make up for the gaps.
@@LiveMyJourneyTom Thank you will make sure to keep those great tips in mind!