Video framerates tips
Dreamy clip
Shoot at 30fps, put the clip in Resolve on a 24 fps timeline and reduce the clip speed to 80% so it equals 24 fps:
Clip > Speed > Change clip speed, set 80%.
Creates a slightly slowed down version of the clip.
Steps
1. The Basics of Cinematography To create a cinematic look, it’s important to first understand the foundational principles of cinematography. This is the art of making visuals that convey a story. Key Concepts: Framing and Composition : Learn the basics of how to frame your shots. This includes the rule of thirds, leading lines, symmetry, depth, and the placement of your subjects within the frame. Shot Types and Angles : Familiarize yourself with the different types of shots (e.g., wide shots, close-ups, medium shots) and angles (high, low, eye-level). Each angle has its emotional impact, so it’s important to know when to use them. Camera Movement : Learn about pans, tilts, dollies, and tracking shots. Movement can help tell a story, create tension, or enhance the mood. Your gimbal will come in handy here. Tutorials to Start With: Framing and Composition Basics : Search for resources on the “Rule of Thirds,” “Golden Ratio,” and “Symmetry in Composition.” Camera Movement Tut...
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