Once you know your timeline has been simplified, you will need to look to see if there are any baked in effects or speed ramps. What do you do to keep these effects and speed ramps intact? Author Patrick Inhofer walks you through how to work with baked in effects and speed ramps in a timeline that you will be using in DaVinci Resolve.
- Simplifying the timeline is a good start,…but the editor's job is not finished yet.…If you take a look at my timeline,…down here at about 15:15,…let's zoom in,…and you're going to see that there's a little speed icon.…There is some sort of speed change going on here.…Let's go ahead and play it through…and see what's happening,…and I'll Command F to make it full screen.…And they speed up and slow down.…Let me Command F back out again.…
The other thing I'm going to do right now to tidy things up…is tell it to show all video frames.…In case you're not aware,…Resolve will always try to maintain audio playback.…What I'm about to tell it to is maintain video playback.…I want to see every single frame,…especially here when I'm setting up the timeline…and even in the conform process.…So I'm going to show all video frames,…take one more look at that speed ramp,…speeds up and slows down.…If we actually right click…and take a look at the retime curve,…you'll see that there's a slope going on here.…
These types of speed effects…
Author
Patrick Inhofer
Released
11/18/2016You'll also explore the concept of conforming. Conforming is verifying your timeline in Resolve precisely matches the timeline exported from your non-linear editor. Plus, learn the options for sending your color corrected timeline back to your nonlinear editor for final graphics and export.
- Why move your timelines into Resolve?
- Understanding the round-tripping process
- Understanding XML
- The differences between round-trip workflows
- How to verify your timeline is imported correctly
- Rendering out individual clips vs. rendering out single clips
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome2m 6s
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Using the exercise files3m 25s
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1. Moving Timelines: Basic Concepts
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2. Preparing Timelines for Import INTO DaVinci Resolve
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Analyzing camera originals5m 14s
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3. Importing & Conforming Your Timeline INTO DaVinci Resolve
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4. Final Steps & Alternative Workflows in the Conform Process
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5. Exporting Your Color Corrected Timelines FROM DaVinci Resolve
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Checking your renders3m 8s
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Conclusion
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Next steps2m 8s
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Video: Editor task: 'Baking in' speed ramps and effects