I love how Daniel spends the time to show all the details necessary to get that really clean final result. You didn't have to go frame by frame and you didn't have to make this video so elaborate... But you did and I think we all appreciate that. 👍🏻
@@danielschiffer Yes, I always do! I also have the Kronos 2.1hd btw and loved the sneaker falling into the milk footage you shot. I would love to see more details regarding your workflow with said camera. Something for the future maybe? Cheers!
I always learn so much from your videos. I appreciate the amount of time you put into these breakdown explanations, the before and afters, everything. Thanks Daniel I really admire your work and the effort you put into helping us understand how to do things 😌
I would absolutely love it if you overlayed your camera lense/settings on the clips to get a better understanding of how it was shot. E.g. 24mm 1.4 (1/250) @ 1080/120fps etc.
Sometimes I use Optical Flow in Adobe Premiere CC (2021 or 2022, nvm...), but I started noticing that this "option/effect/whatsoever" behaves in some other way. Optical Flow's goal is the same of course, but Premiere creates a different image and gives almost entirely different results. I need to dig into this topic
That how I work, most of the time, and that learn you wich lens you need to use in this case. And it's more important when the client doesn't has a "big budget". :)
When you know how to use a tripod well, then you will be a considered a master in creating nice shots. Even without the editing. The art is to know how to compose a shot well. Most of people can't- But be carefull. He didn't shoot it with just the tripod. Look at all the gear he uses. Light, filters. Backrdound, Supports, C-stands... So just the tripod itself is tricky. but basically you do not need a lot of gear. Go outside with your camera and shoot with a tripod. Make two versions of it. One with no zoom ins or rotations and one with. But learn and harness the power of the tripod, cause when everything else fails... it will save you life.
Another Amazing video Dan! Im so thankful there are still content creators out there like you, Im just a young filmaker and I find your videos immensely helpful.
Glad it was helpful! I actually have some older videos on my channel about getting more clients. They would be under my playlist: Tips for your video business!
You got the last position in Parker's last video 😅 I was laughing so hard at that moment when you said "That's the only thing you didn't wanted"😂😂 Even I got so many of them wrong 😂😂❤️
@@danielschiffer yeah they really did make it very difficult 😅 btw your videos really helped me to finish my product video assignment 😅❤️ Love from India ❤️
This was an incredible tut - thank you for sharing! One question, I’m assuming you shot in 4K and I saw your Project was in 4K too, how did you keep the detail when so zoomed in? I usually shoot in 4K but edit in 1080p so I can do this without losing detail.
I’ve always wondered - if you edit 4K footage on 4K timeline, punch in, then export 1080p do you keep the detail? Or do you have to edit on 1080p timeline to crop in on 4K without losing resolution
Great Tutorial Daniel! On a side note - could you run your voice over through a *de-Esser* and maybe some EQ adjustments? The esses are very harsh when listening with earphones, like knife cuts to the ears 😅
any reason why you prefer to zoom in drastically instead of just using something like a macro lens? i can assume you like the freedom of shooting wide and doing what ever you like in post. but would you recommend to someone else to use an actual shot list with planning or just shoot wide and see what we can do in post kind of mentality? or was it all simply just for the specific reason of showcasing some nifty editing.
I think that's the first time i've ever seen Optical Flow produce results worth keeping. One question though. If you're zooming in so much all the time, wouldn't it just be more efficient to refilm it closer? You seem to be spending a lot of time (although I guess you're very quick at it) to "fix" something that could have been achieved in camera.
I love how Daniel spends the time to show all the details necessary to get that really clean final result. You didn't have to go frame by frame and you didn't have to make this video so elaborate... But you did and I think we all appreciate that. 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed :)
@@danielschiffer I always enjoy your videos. :)
Never even clocked how smooth that cut was at 3:22 - the definition of creative seamless editing.
Masterclass. Always learning here! Thank you, Daniel!
Glad you liked it :)
ua-cam.com/video/FF_WSa41S10/v-deo.html my new B roll
Amazing as always. My mouth actually tends to water a bit when I watch Daniels's food and drink videos which I think is the desired result. Nice work!
your channel is amazing!
@@hackerr2656 Thank you brother
Wow, thank you! Glad you enjoyed
@@danielschiffer Yes, I always do! I also have the Kronos 2.1hd btw and loved the sneaker falling into the milk footage you shot. I would love to see more details regarding your workflow with said camera. Something for the future maybe? Cheers!
That optical flow magic! 😂👌 haven’t used that in a while
Works so well on a plain background haha!!
Somehow Daniel makes boring shots look way better than I thought possible
That's the KING EFFECT
I don't know what I love the most about Daniel's work, if it's the awesome tricks or the color grade!!
Thanks mr schiffer..... watching from Uganda 🇺🇬, Africa
I always forget how useful adjustment layers are. Thanks for reminding me, cool video!
even being a "pro" filmmaker looking his process makes me think that is not gonna look SOOO GOOD. amazing work man.
Thank you! Hope you're doing well!
Daniel, loving that sharpening trick on the zoom in...thank you for sharing.
Nice editing skill, I learn a lot from here.
Schiffer style...love it!!!
I always learn so much from your videos. I appreciate the amount of time you put into these breakdown explanations, the before and afters, everything. Thanks Daniel I really admire your work and the effort you put into helping us understand how to do things 😌
That shirt message, 💔 deep one Daniel Hats off
Great video. I think that one thing that is clear, but unstated, is that your movements are all subtle and very smooth. Less is more.
Magic in editing. BTW just love ur new hair style.
masterclass on product commercial videos! thanks Daniel🤜🤛
Background sound is masterpiece
Love your tutorial on this video! I love using fog overlays!
I would absolutely love it if you overlayed your camera lense/settings on the clips to get a better understanding of how it was shot. E.g. 24mm 1.4 (1/250) @ 1080/120fps etc.
Thanks for the video. Small audio critique. Consider using a de-esser on your vocal, to tame the harsh esses.
There is something new always to learn in daniel’s videos.
What a great Masterclass Daniel. I just have immense admiration for your work. Thanks for sharing the BTS with us.
Daniel, i have learned so much from you! I would LOVE to see a behind the scenes editing video! Thought processes, tricks etc!
Do you mean like a live edit from start to finish? Interesting idea! 🤔
@@danielschiffer ++++ Would be beautiful! ( also Daniel are you not using Premier Pro at all? )
@@danielschiffer Yes!
Thinking of shooting a passion project on tripod. great tips as always. Thank you, Daniel.
I seriously idolize your attitude.
عشيري راك كاين بجهد، السهل الممتنع هادشي لي كدير. You are genius, i decide to build a product video setup after that !
schiffer..... you are something else man, AWESOME !
Yo that optical flow is crazy!! Today I learned! Thanks as always
Absolutely love your content… but if I ever need someone to tell me if something was filmed in a SONY or a Canon I know never to ask you… haha 😂
Hahaha yup you definitely don't want to rely on me for that!
you are a magician bro, I see your videos almost daily for inspiration.
Optical flow was in FCPX this whole time?! Life changing
Hahaha! it works best on a simple/plain background.
Great as usual working your wizardry on the way you approach to video making!
You put "attention to detail" on a whole other level. 🔥🔥🔥
I appreciate that!!
Your voice is really good. Good for Radio jockey especially.
Now that's a Pure Talent..
deapite all the brilliance in this video... Daniel isn't wearing a cap!
Who would give this a thumbs down 👎 and ... why??
It's a great vid in every way!
My favourite UA-cam channel by far
Awesome valuable content
Dude you are so good at these, make more please!
Sometimes I use Optical Flow in Adobe Premiere CC (2021 or 2022, nvm...), but I started noticing that this "option/effect/whatsoever" behaves in some other way. Optical Flow's goal is the same of course, but Premiere creates a different image and gives almost entirely different results. I need to dig into this topic
That neat video portion shed more light on the plugin that I already own. Thank you
Bro...Te amo.
Simply ART
every time when i see video like this from daniel i'm like look at that attention to details! thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Bro, nothing but fire from you! Practical teaching that we can implement right away! Thank you, man!
First time to see you without a hat,
thanks for the great video
That how I work, most of the time, and that learn you wich lens you need to use in this case. And it's more important when the client doesn't has a "big budget". :)
Mmmm! Very interesting thank you. Now I want to get more playful with keyframes whilst drinking coffee!
Brilliant work! I needed these helpful tips since I shoot lots of tripod shots that could use spicing up. Thank you 🙏
Love you way of describing details
Me thinking I need a lot of gears for filmmaking
Then seeing Daniel making a dope video using just a tripod 🔥🔥🔥🙌
When you know how to use a tripod well, then you will be a considered a master in creating nice shots. Even without the editing. The art is to know how to compose a shot well. Most of people can't- But be carefull. He didn't shoot it with just the tripod. Look at all the gear he uses. Light, filters. Backrdound, Supports, C-stands... So just the tripod itself is tricky. but basically you do not need a lot of gear. Go outside with your camera and shoot with a tripod. Make two versions of it. One with no zoom ins or rotations and one with. But learn and harness the power of the tripod, cause when everything else fails... it will save you life.
Another Amazing video Dan! Im so thankful there are still content creators out there like you, Im just a young filmaker and I find your videos immensely helpful.
It’s so good to see the video flow that you are create every time! We are really loving it!👌
You may not be good at telling canon and sony apart but you are good at editing
Thanks Daniel, This video helped me a lot! i just started my filmmaking company and I am trying to get more clients, whats a way I can do that?
Glad it was helpful! I actually have some older videos on my channel about getting more clients. They would be under my playlist: Tips for your video business!
You're the only person who motivates me to make videos 🥺🥺
Watch your videos always is a good way to learn something. Thank you Daniel!
Es muy capo este cuate. Admiración total.
This guy is actually talented
@@baileyconway6890 I’m alr
Awesome as always! Thank you!
Is 4K 24fps good enough for the slowmos? Or would you just do 1080p 120fps? Amazing work!
Need at least 60fps but 120 fps would be even better. more frames to slow down. cant rely on optical flow all the time, it has its limits.
Sometimes I think you more of an magician than an filmmaker!
This video is full of important little details. Thank you for this masterpiece and keep up the great work!
that video was very great i must say
You’re a master of final cut, it’s crazy good what you always do👌🏼
I went straight from the Cometeer video and ordered, loved it!
👍🏾👍🏾 The Master strikes again!! Thanks for this; Awesome Work!!
I absolutely love this type of breakdowns!
Thx dan.
This is why I need a 8K camera
Where's your hat, Daniel? 😄
Amazing as always!
fantastic breakdown, the final result looks great, thank you very much!
Wow so cool
Good job 👍👍👍
Nice work⭐⭐⭐
Congrats on 2m subscribers!!!
Your editing is a masterpiece!!
last place for Sony vs Canon 😢 Was cheering for you to win 💵
I'm sorry I let you down!!!!!!
@@danielschiffer You are doing Toronto proud 💕
Hey another one of these!
It's just so soothing to watch
Great and educative as always.
You are honestly INSANE.
You got the last position in Parker's last video 😅 I was laughing so hard at that moment when you said "That's the only thing you didn't wanted"😂😂
Even I got so many of them wrong 😂😂❤️
It was soooo difficult!
@@danielschiffer yeah they really did make it very difficult 😅 btw your videos really helped me to finish my product video assignment 😅❤️
Love from India ❤️
Yoooo nice hair style mann
That is super cool video. Love how you bring it to live.
Absolutely love this one! Always super clever and useful tips and tricks to help us grow! Will definitely be trying these in my UA-cam videos! 💯✔️🔥
Ok, i‘m done saying i need more gear! So creative and effective 👍🔥
Very inspiring edit. 👌
This was an incredible tut - thank you for sharing! One question, I’m assuming you shot in 4K and I saw your Project was in 4K too, how did you keep the detail when so zoomed in? I usually shoot in 4K but edit in 1080p so I can do this without losing detail.
Came to the comments for this exact question.
If u shoot in 4k it's high quality and it doesn't loose details when zoomed in
I’ve always wondered - if you edit 4K footage on 4K timeline, punch in, then export 1080p do you keep the detail? Or do you have to edit on 1080p timeline to crop in on 4K without losing resolution
@@spencerfr1 Make sure your timeline is 4k then you can export your deliverables in whatever format required.
I love videos like these.
daniel u r like zack king .. i almost loved your works and great inspiration
Great Tutorial Daniel!
On a side note - could you run your voice over through a *de-Esser* and maybe some EQ adjustments?
The esses are very harsh when listening with earphones, like knife cuts to the ears 😅
Loved it..... Amazing as always.....
Dude that was sick!
any reason why you prefer to zoom in drastically instead of just using something like a macro lens? i can assume you like the freedom of shooting wide and doing what ever you like in post. but would you recommend to someone else to use an actual shot list with planning or just shoot wide and see what we can do in post kind of mentality? or was it all simply just for the specific reason of showcasing some nifty editing.
So many useful tips. Thanks man!
So GOOD!
Interesting! Cool video. Thank you for sharing it ✌️
That's just Maddddd talent
I think that's the first time i've ever seen Optical Flow produce results worth keeping. One question though. If you're zooming in so much all the time, wouldn't it just be more efficient to refilm it closer? You seem to be spending a lot of time (although I guess you're very quick at it) to "fix" something that could have been achieved in camera.