stooovie, 5 months ago (edited 5 months ago) Of all the YouTube effects and transitions du jour, I absolutely cannot stand the Blackmagic Resolve smooth zoom.
Of all the YouTube effects and transitions du jour, I absolutely cannot stand the Blackmagic Resolve smooth zoom.
stooovie, 5 months ago To be seen here, over and over https://youtu.be/7-tOXU-qCd8?si=sI19NxKktLPM4qiw
To be seen here, over and over https://youtu.be/7-tOXU-qCd8?si=sI19NxKktLPM4qiw
wplate, 5 months ago @stooovie my gripe: he addresses the main camera, but the b camera is off axis and he’s speaking at an invisible audience to the side. Place the CU B cam beside the A cam, so he is still taking to us watching him. If there was an interviewer he was speaking to that we occasionally saw, that would be different. Then in all shots he’s not looking at camera.
@stooovie my gripe: he addresses the main camera, but the b camera is off axis and he’s speaking at an invisible audience to the side.
Place the CU B cam beside the A cam, so he is still taking to us watching him.
If there was an interviewer he was speaking to that we occasionally saw, that would be different. Then in all shots he’s not looking at camera.
stooovie, 5 months ago @wplate I don't mind that at all, my issue is with the annyoing smooth zoom (push in) :) for some reason I can't stand it
@wplate I don't mind that at all, my issue is with the annyoing smooth zoom (push in) :) for some reason I can't stand it
wplate, 5 months ago @stooovie I watched for a minute, and I didn’t see it. Unless, maybe I saw it transitioning from a wide version of a shot to a close-up version of a shot? The diagonal soft wipes were noticeable.
@stooovie I watched for a minute, and I didn’t see it. Unless, maybe I saw it transitioning from a wide version of a shot to a close-up version of a shot? The diagonal soft wipes were noticeable.
stooovie, 5 months ago @wplate not used in the intro minute but in the next 70 seconds it's used three times :)
@wplate not used in the intro minute but in the next 70 seconds it's used three times :)
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