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Over 300 new features, including HDR Grading, AI-based magic mask, improved editing, and much more!

DaVinci Resolve is the world’s only solution that combines editing, color correction, visual effects, motion graphics, and audio post-production all in one software tool! Its elegant, modern interface is fast to learn and easy enough for new users, yet powerful for professionals. DaVinci Resolve lets you work faster and at a higher quality because you don’t have to learn multiple apps or switch software for different tasks. That means you can work with camera original quality images throughout the entire process. It’s like having your own post-production studio in a single app! Best of all, by learning DaVinci Resolve, you’re learning how to use the exact same tools used by Hollywood professionals!

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Burning Question: Can I Get DaVinci Resolve Studio as a Download?

That’s right, get Resolve Studio via Download Delivery at Toolfarm! We’ll email you the serial number so you can start using Resolve Studio fast! This is something that Toolfarm offers that you won’t find anywhere else.

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In Depth: DaVinci Resolve Free vs. Studio

Is the DaVinci Resolve Studio version worth the investment over the free version? Yes, it is! Learn why you should upgrade to Resolve Studio. 

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Audio Plugins & Software Acronyms & Terms Glossary

ASIO Driver

ASIO, or Audio Stream Input/Output, is a sound card driver protocol mainly on Windows. Some plugins, such as Melodyne Editor, may require ASIO-compatible audio hardware on Windows.

If you are in need of an audio plugin that works in your NLE, there may be something available to suit your need. Feel free to contact us with questions!

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Updated! This article was originally published in 2015. We fully cleaned it up and updated it in August 2022 with new tools and new tutorials.

What are Letterboxing, Pillarboxing, and Windowboxing?

Letterboxing is a very simple way to help your footage look more cinematic, and it seems like a simple concept, but you can’t just go slapping black bars in any way you like. You have to do it right! First, we’ll take a look at a few quick examples of the types of black bars you can add to footage, then a bit about aspect ratio. Finally, we’ll end with some plug-ins and scripts to make adding a letterbox fast and easy, no matter your NLE. It’s also commonly known as Cinematic Bars.

First, let’s get some terminology out of the way and explain what letterboxing and the others are all about.

Types of Letterboxes

The Standard Letterbox

Preserving a film’s original widescreen aspect ratio when a film is transferred to standard definition video with black bars on the top and bottom of the video.

Pillarbox

Standard-width videos and bars on the left and the right. Often used stylistically in a widescreen presentation to give the idea that the media being shown is older, for example, old 8mm film or old television broadcasts.

Windowbox

Another variation, windowboxing, is when black bars are seen on each side of the video.

Let’s talk about Aspect Ratio

By placing letterboxes or window box bars on your film, you’re really modifying the aspect ratio of the viewable image.

SFX Secrets: The Power of Aspect Ratios

Fandor posted this is a really interesting video with the reasons behind choosing certain aspect ratios with lots of examples.

How to PROPERLY letterbox your films: The Cinematic 21:9 Aspect Ratio

You’re doing “Cinematic” aspect ratios ALL WRONG!

Adam Taylor at EposVox has a pet peeve about the wrong aspect ratios for those black bars.

And here’s his follow-up video…

Plugins and Scripts for Letterboxing to your Footage

If you’ve been using your software for more than a few days, it’s very likely that you already know how to mask the video or add solids on each side.

After all, why do you use plugins and templates? Because it’s fast and easy, and time is money when you’re billing clients and making deadlines.

You can find letterbox tools in the following templates plugins and bundles.

17 Free Letterboxes/Aspect Ratios

Noam Kroll has a massive set of templates, including

• 1.00:1 – Square
• 1.33:1 – 4:3 / Academy Ratio
• 1.37:1 – Original Academy Standard
• 1.43:1 – IMAX Standard
• 1.61:1 – Golden Ratio
• 1.66:1 – European Standard
• 1.85:1 – 35mm Motion Picture
• 2.00:1 – Univisium
• 2.20:1 – Standard 70mm Motion Picture
• 2.35:1 – Widescreen Cinema Standard
• 2.39:1 – Widescreen/Anamorphic Standard
• 2.55:1 – Original Cinemascope Ratio
• 2.76:1 – 70mm Anamorphic
• 3.00:1 – Super Widescreen
• 3.55:1 – Ultrawide Cinema
• 3.66:1 – Ultrawide IMAX
• 4.00:1 – Polyvision

352 Free Letterbox Templates for Video Editing (8K, 4K, HD & More)

Premium Beat’s free letterbox pack is enormous and should cover every base!

Free Letterbox Templates in 1080P, 4K, and 8K

Film Crux has some beautiful templates for you to download for free. Sign up for their email list to download for free.

Other freebies

• Free Final Cut Pro plugin: Alex4D Letterbox effect – This one is pretty old but it’s still available online.
• Film Dog Pro’s HD Letterbox Template Pack 70 – This download includes a whole bunch of PNG files with popular aspect ratio presets (11.33:1, 1.85:1, 2.35:1, and 2.40:1) and should work in any program. The files are either 720p or 1080p. Download via Vashi Visuals.

Letterbox Tutorials

There are loads of letterbox tutorials on YouTube. Just do a quick search for your host application and you’ll see what I mean! It’s really pretty easy in most host applications.

How to add cinematic black bars to your video New

Adobe explains step-by-step how to add letterboxing in Premiere Pro. Read the tutorial

Final Cut Pro X Tutorial – 4 Ways to Make Letterbox

olittleboy gives you 4 options in FCPX.

How To Create An Animated Letterbox – Premiere Pro Tutorial

Ignace Aleya shows you how to animate a letterbox, a very cool, cinematic look.

How to add CINEMATIC BLACK BARS | Premiere Pro

Watch Panjo Frames take on black bars.

Premiere Pro: Fake Letterbox & Video Filled Border Effects (Tutorial / How to)

This tutorial from Justin Oshido is a little different. He shows you how to fill your letterbox with video. It’s a stylistic choice. This one came out earlier this month so it’s fresh!

How to Add Cinematic Black Bars in DaVinci Resolve

Yes, it’s that easy. Thanks, CW Productions LLC.

How to Letterbox in DaVinci Resolve – Widescreen Aspect Ratio Tips

Casey Faris explains letterboxing in DaVinci Resolve. How to make your video widescreen… or not widescreen.

Easy Letter Box in DaVinci Resolve

JINN DHR gives you the scoop on DaVinci Resolve.

How to Add Black Bars (Widescreen) In Vegas Pro 15 – 2018

RobertDoesTutorials explains how to do this in Vegas.

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• Where did OFX come from and why?
• OFX Updates NEW
• OFX Hosts
• Then, OFX plug-ins
• OFX News & Resources

Where did OFX come from and why?

The OFX API was established because each developer had its own proprietary interface, so developers at different companies couldn’t work together share code very easily. Developers had to create their own method of porting their plug-ins into each host, which, as you can imagine, can be expensive and time-consuming.

Bruno Nicoletti of The Foundry got things going in 2004. Some of the founding members were from Assimilate, Autodesk, Digieffects, FilmLight, The Foundry, GenArts, and RE:Vision Effects. OFX was transferred to The Open Effects Association (OFX) in 2009.

The OFX are proponents for open standards between developers of visual effects tools for supporting a broad range of platform-neutral hosts. The focus of the group is:

• to improve image processing
• lessen development costs
• shorten development time
• reduce product support that comes along with supporting multiple compositing tools and NLE’s

If you’re a developer, join the Association and get access to early releases and help shape future versions of the standard. OpenFX members collaborate with their peers to the developer and extend the OFX API, a BSD open source license.

Updates to OFX NEW

Hosts that Support OFX Standard

If you use any of the hosts below, plug-ins that you use may support the OFX standard.

Let me first stress the point that if a plug-in is OFX, it does NOT mean that it supports all the hosts listed below. It just means that the following hosts support the OFX standard.

OFX is a standardized software interface for developing plug-ins that support multiple hosts. OFX is NOT a host or host platform.

• Assimilate SCRATCH
• Autodesk Flame
• Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio
• Blackmagic Design Fusion Studio
• Boris Silhouette
• Digital Vision Nucoda and Phoenix
• DVS Clipbuster
• FilmLight Baselight
• The Foundry Nuke
• FXHOME HitFilm Pro
• Grass Valley Edius and Rio  (with OFX-bridge, which enables Edius to use OFX effects)
• InteractiveFX Piranha
• Diamant-Film DustBuster+ and Diamant-Film restoration
• Magix Vegas Pro, Magix Movie Edit Pro, and Vegas Movie Studio
• NewBlue Titler Pro
• Quantel Generation Q
• Pinnacle Studios
• SGO MambaFX and Mistika (MambaFX may be replaced with Mistika Boutique, waiting on clarification)
• Sony Catalyst
• ToonBoom Harmony

Open Source hosts that support OFX

• Kaliscope
• Natron
• ShuttleOFX
• TuttleOFX

OFX Plug-ins

Below, read a list of some of the plug-ins that already support the OFX standard. Undoubtedly, I expect this list to grow over the next year or two.

For more, see OpenFX (OFX) Compatibility

Please note

There is another OpenFX and OFX for 3D, which is very confusing and completely unrelated.  Although the other one is also open source, it’s an unrelated Windows API for 3D modeling.

OFX News Resources

News: Boris FX’s Sapphire VFX Plug-ins Add OFX Support for Flame, April 8, 2019

• Openeffects.org
• OpenFX API at GitHub
• OpenFX plugin programming guide (Advanced issues) on Github
• OFX / OpenFX / Open Effects
• EDIUS 9 OFX bridge released
• Using Magic Bullet Products in EDIUS
• Loading OFX Plug-ins in Nuke

How to use OFX in Assimilate Scratch

Updates to this article:

8 March 2022 – New products added. In addition, new OFX 1.4 improvements included.

16 December 2020 – Updated with new plugins and hosts.

21 March 2019 – Major overhaul, adding dozens of plugins and updating content

17 November 2014 – New OFX plug-ins from Tiffen. Updated with newer OFX plug-ins from Boris FX, Digital Film Tools, and FilmConvert.

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I may be an expert on the topic of learning new software or learning in general. Over the years I have dabbled in so many different software to learn them and I’ll be honest, the only two I have really felt like I have a solid knowledge of are Adobe After Effects and Photoshop. I have a basic understanding of Cinema 4D, Maya, Modo, Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro, Motion, Illustrator, Resolve Studio, and Nuke. I’ve even learned Dreamweaver, Director, and Flash (I hated Flash!), as well as this DVD authoring software that you’ve likely never heard of. And Commotion. Remember Commotion?

Yes, that’s a big list of tools, but I’ve been at this game for a while. I’ve picked up some learning habits along the way. I use these habits for other things as well: language learning, meditation, and yoga practice, etc.

An expert is someone who, over many years, manages to remain confident enough to keep trying and humble enough to keep learning.

James Clear

Get a plan together and get organized

You wouldn’t go on your road trip without a map, would you? This is not an easy part and a lot of people fail to set a clear plan for themselves. Without a clear plan, you will not stay on track.

Whatever plan you choose, make sure it covers what you want to learn. Of course, you may not know exactly what you want to learn yet, and that’s fine, but you should at least have a rough idea when you look at the curriculum.

Figure out which training and resources you will use to learn.

eLearning vs. One-on-One Training

Both have their pros and cons.

You are not married to the plan. Whatever you choose, you can change over time if you find that you don’t like the training, or you learn of something better for your needs. It’s a map to get your learning on its way. The key here is to just get started.

• Ask around. Get recommendations from people who have used the training.
• Use a free trial and try them out. How do you like the trainer’s style? Are they teaching what you want to learn?

So, what about YouTube?

YouTube incorporates fantastic tutorials from very talented professionals, but from my experience, it’s a giant rabbit hole. For example, you see a video from a pro user and you love their final result. You watch the tutorial and try to follow along but they skim over a basic skill that you haven’t yet acquired. Then you have to look up how to do that thing that they skimmed over, throwing you off track of learning and wasting your time. YouTube can be a distraction machine, so I don’t recommend it for Stage 1 of learning software (unless, it’s a great series, like the Free Training: DaVinci Resolve 17 Video Series)

That said, if you’re in Stage 2 of learning, by all means, go to YouTube and have fun!

Create a routine by scheduling your learning, and set deadlines

To stay on track, schedule your learning at the same time every day or every week. If you are learning something for work, ask your boss or your team if you can spend three hours every Monday learning your software, for example. Then put it in the calendar so you will do it.

Timebox. Set a smaller window of time for learning, you’re less likely to procrastinate. To illustrate, wide-open 8 hours will not be nearly as effective as a focused 90 minutes. Learn more about timeboxing.

“Chunk up” your learning.

Rome wasn’t built in a day and you can’t expect yourself to learn a gigantic program like Cinema 4D or After Effects in only a few weeks. Instead, focus on small achievable goals each week.

How? Chunk up your training for higher retention. Science says that learning speed has a direct correlation with retention. In other words, focus on one thing at a time and build upon each thing you learn. Yes, this takes time but learning slowly will help you to work quickly later on.

For effective chunk learning, timebox and set short term goals.

• Set short term goals but be flexible. Set a goal of an hour, for example, as opposed to “learn to do xyz by 4:00pm”. You don’t know how long something will actually take to learn. I like to set my goals by time, not by topic. I can’t expect myself to learn everything about UV mapping in 2 hours, but I can spend 2 hours learning it, and maybe another 2 hours practicing it until I feel comfortable, and then move on to the next topic.

A few more quick tips for learning quickly

Take breaks while learning.

On those breaks, stretch, take a walk or just move. You can’t spend too much time watching training or sitting in front of the screen because you will, at some point, stop retaining important information. Clear your head so you can quickly get back to learning.

Get out of your comfort zone.

Once you’re in the second stage of learning, when you’re comfortable with it, try something that is more difficult than you are used to. Share your projects on social media (but be prepared for trolls). Ask peers questions on forums.

… but have your expectations in line with reality.

You are just learning. Your renders are not going to look like the work of someone who has been using the software for years and uses it 10 hours a day to make a living. When you compare your work to other artists’ work, you’re only poking holes in your self-esteem. By all means, look to others’ work for inspiration, but don’t get caught in the trap of comparison. It will only make you feel inadequate and you will likely quit.

Just start.

Grab a notebook and jot down some ideas. Check out some training at LinkedIn or other places. This software isn’t going to learn itself!

Further Reading

If you are interested in setting habits in all aspects of your life, not just learning software, I highly recommend checking out the book Atomic Habits by James Clear. It’s even streaming on Spotify.

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More about Green Screen

Green Screen Tips: Preparing Footage | Rolling Tape

Michele Yamazaki Terpstra from Toolfarm was on Rolling Tape a couple of years ago and recorded a segment about the pre-processing steps when keying green screen footage.

Michele explains the six pre-process steps you should consider before keying your footage, including removing noise and garbage matting.

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In Depth: Keying: Introduction & Frequently Asked Questions about Shooting Greenscreen

The scenario for this series of articles is that you have less than perfect greenscreen footage. f your footage is crummy (i.e.: noisy, not properly lit, not properly shot, badly planned), no amount of post-production will make it look good. “Garbage in, garbage out”, as they say. This series of articles will focus on problems that you’ll run into with less than stellar footage. This is not so much a “how-to key” article and I may not go in order as far as workflow, but I will talk about some issues you may run into in the post-production process.

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TikTok Basic Video Requirements

Resolution: 1080×1920 at the largest. This is a vertical video, as TikTok is a mobile app.

Aspect Ratio: 9:16. 1:1 also works but it will not fill the screen.

Frame Rate: 60fps

File types: mp4, .mov, .mpeg, (.3gp, .gif or .avi also work for advertising).

Video codec: H.264 encoded

Duration: 9-15 seconds is suggested. The minimum is 5 seconds. You can upload up to 60 seconds if you string four 15 secondTikTok videos together.

Video File Size: 287.6 MB maximum for iOS. 72 MB maximum for Andriod
Useful tips:

• TikTok likes vertical video. If you’re old school, like me, you will be cringing at that thought, but you’ll get used to it.
• Center your content because the edges of your video can be obscured. There is a 150px margin on top and bottom, as well as a 64px margin along the left and right sides.

It should be mentioned that this information tends to change as the apps are updated, but at the time of the publication of this article, it’s accurate.

New to TikTok?

See the Wired: Beginners Guide to TikTok

How To Edit TikTok Videos in Adobe Premiere Pro (Dimensions, Export, and Upload)

Joseph Todd explains how to set up your sequences for TikTok.

How To Export High-Quality TikTok Videos in Premiere Pro CC

Matt Johnson explains how you can export high-quality videos for TikTok from Premiere Pro. He also has some presets!

Download TikTok Export Presets

How to EXPORT high-quality videos for TikTok for Final Cut Pro X

Stefano Lombardo explains the same thing for Final Cut Pro.

VEGAS Pro 17: How To Edit & Make Videos For TikTok – Tutorial #481

JustAlexHalford shows you how to use Vegas Pro in the process.

How to Make TikTok-Ready Videos Using DaVinci Resolve

Flannel Ninja talks about TikTok and DaVinci Resolve.

How to upload DSLR video on TikTok

TP Tech shows you how to upload DSLR videos to your TikTok account. There’s a Video Convertor app from VidSoftLab that is a workaround. This app is useful for a lot of conversions so even if you’re not using TikTok, you may want to check it out!

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Blackmagic Design DaVinci Resolve Studio

Revolutionary tools for editing, visual effects, motion graphics, color correction & audio post-production

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DaVinci Resolve 16 is the world’s only solution that combines professional 8K editing, color correction, visual effects, and audio post-production all in one software tool! You can instantly move between editing, color, effects, and audio with a single click.

Resolve Studio is also the only solution designed for multi-user collaboration so editors, assistants, colorists, VFX artists and sound designers can all work live on the same project at the same time! Whether you’re an individual artist or part of a large collaborative team, it’s easy to see why DaVinci Resolve is the standard for high-end post-production and finishing on more Hollywood feature films, television shows and commercials than any other software.

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First, a couple of notes before the tutorial

1. Save 25% on Vegas right now! Magix VEGAS Pro, Magix VEGAS Pro Edit, and Magix VEGAS Pro Suite are all on sale through April 1, 2020.
2. Noise Removal Tools comparison. A while back I did a side-by-side comparison of noise removal tools for several NLE’s. Hence, please check out In Depth: Noise/Grain Plug-ins for After Effects, Final Cut and Other NLEs.

Fix noisy footage in VEGAS Pro with DE:Noise

RE:Vision Effects DE:Noise

DE:Noise makes it easy to remove excessive noise in one easy-to-use tool!

In fact, DE:Noise handles spurious frame-to-frame defects ranging from fine digital/electronic noise to blotchy spots (e.g. dirt on the film). Not only that, DE:Noise combines motion estimation techniques with feature-sensitive, edge-preserving spatial filtering methods.Why? To reduce the visual impact of various problems. For example, noisy video (that can happen with low-light capture), excessive film grain, and CG renders affected by ray-tracing sampling artifacts. Other problems you may encounter are fingerprints and dust captured during film scan/transfer and printing, snow, drop-outs and many other defects.

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More Host Support in RE:Vision Effects Pro Version

The Pro Versions mainly add OFX support for products like Baselight, Silhouette, and Scratch, but one also adds Avid support, so make sure you understand the system requirements for each version.

More Features in Pro Versions

While the regular version is robust and may work great for the majority of your projects, the Pro version does add a few features.

ReelSmart Motion Blur

The Pro version also includes: RSMB Pro Vectors is a separate effect included with RSMB Pro. It gives users the ability to blur with motion vectors supplied by you… which, most likely, will come from your 3D animation system. This is an older video but it compares it a bit.

ReelSmart Motion Blur Pro has all of the features of the ReelSmart Motion Blur Regular version but also includes these features:

• Object Separation – Support for foreground and background separation using a specified matte. ReelSmart Motion Blur then uses proprietary filling and tracking techniques when working on the background layer, even when it is obscured by the foreground! (Not available with Catalyst Edit, DaVinci Resolve, Flame, Smoke, Media Composer, Movie Studio, Nucoda, Vegas Pro)
• 3D Motion Vector Input – Ability to blur with motion vectors supplied by you… which, most likely, will come from your 3D animation system.  (Not available with Catalyst Edit, DaVinci Resolve, Media Composer, Movie Studio, Nucoda, Vegas Pro)
• RGB+A Tracking – An option that uses the alpha channel to help to track dark images with mattes. This is especially useful for CG, masked, and/or keyed material. (Not available with Media Composer)
• Track Point Guidance – Up to 12 user-defined points can be specified to help guide RSMB’s motion estimation. By using the tracking points you can explicitly tell RSMB where a pixel moves from one frame to the next in order to guide RSMB’s calculation of motion vectors.  (Not available with Catalyst Edit, DaVinci Resolve, Flame, Smoke, Media Composer, Movie Studio, Nucoda, Vegas Pro)
• Spline Guidance – When RSMB exhibits tracking problems, you can guide RSMB by simply creating and animating shapes to show where objects are actually moving.  (Not available with Catalyst Edit, DaVinci Resolve, FCPX, Flame, Smoke, Hitfilm, Media Composer, Motion, Movie Studio, Nucoda, Nuke, Premiere Pro, Scratch, Silhouette, Vegas Pro)

RE:Match Pro

RE:Match Pro has all of the features of the RE:Match regular version and then adds the following features:

• Auto image registration – Matching for stereo pairs takes advantage of internal per-pixel registration using optical flow methods.
• Occlusions – Stereo pair matching takes into account occlusions between the two views.
• Frame edge differences – Stereo pair matching takes into account that the two images may not have corresponding details at some of the edges of the frame. (Not available with Scratch)
• Refine within matte – Stereo matching has controls for making details, such as reflections, lens flares and specular highlights match between the two views. Methods provided to remove or attenuate on-lens artifacts (such as water drops on a lens).
• No stereo alignment required – You can use at any point of your pipeline. Because RE:Match uses internal pixel registration, stereo matching does not require image alignment prior to use. Visualization modes are provided to guide what RE: Match is doing internally.

Twixtor Pro

Twixtor Pro has all of the features of the Twixtor regular version, plus adds these features:

• Object Separation – Support for foreground and background separation using a specified matte. Twixtor then tracks each layer separately for improved results. (Not available for Catalyst Edit, Hitfilm, Movie Studio, Natron, Nucoda, Vegas Pro)
• RGB+A Tracking – An option that uses the alpha channel to help to track of dark images with mattes. This is especially useful for CG, masked and/or keyed material. (Not available for Smoke, Flame)
• Track Point Guidance – Up to 12 user-defined points can be specified to help guide Twixtor’s motion estimation. By using the tracking points you can explicitly tell Twixtor where a pixel moves from one frame to the next in order to guide Twixtor’s calculation of motion vectors. (Not available for Catalyst Edit, Hitfilm, Movie Studio, Natron, Nucoda, Vegas Pro
• Spline Guidance – When Twixtor exhibits tracking problems, you can guide Twixtor by simply creating and animating shapes to show Twixtor where objects are actually moving. Interactive feature registration is directed by using the host program’s splines. (Not available with Catalyst Edit, Hitfilm, Movie Studio, Natron, Nucoda, Vegas Pro, FCPX, Nuke, Premiere Pro, Scratch)
• Motion Vector Import – Give Twixtor motion vectors generated elsewhere (like from a 3D system) to time remap footage, including adding motion-interpolated fields to otherwise progressive material. (Not available with Catalyst Edit, Hitfilm, Movie Studio, Natron, Nucoda, Vegas Pro, FCPX)
• Motion Vectors Export – Ability to output the motion vectors that Twixtor generates internally. This powerful feature comes with visual debugging modes to more intuitively assess and tune the quality of the motion estimation. The motion vectors can then be used elsewhere in the pipeline. (Not available with Catalyst Edit, Hitfilm, Movie Studio, Natron, Nucoda, Vegas Pro, FCPX)

Effections Bundles

RE:Vision Effections Regular vs. Plus

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