I love how you included the sort of 'history' of speed ramps, really interesting :)

Great explanation man! And thanks for including my clip! 🙌

@bryanerivera

6 жыл бұрын

Bryan Francisco I love both of you guys. I’m thankful for both of your tutorials!

@savz973

6 жыл бұрын

gr8 to see you here bryan!!

@MELViN0S

3 жыл бұрын

@Mr Tiger shift + B (in Final Cut)

Dude you are freaking insane. You should talk about pricing for videos. Or for photography. I am trying to figure out how much to ask for when doing a video. I’m not sure if I should charge by hours of filming. And hours of editing. Idk man. Keep it up ur awesome and a huge inspiration🙏🏼🤙

@bastiangodoy177

4 жыл бұрын

For editing I charge $300 a day.

im a mom of 2 kids. i just spent a whole day binge watching your videos and I just realised your soo soo good and your job but even better at passing on knowledge. One can become a good videographer without having to go to college, just by watching your videos. I am going to send you my video once I have edited it, just so you know how much you have helped people.

LOVE the skate reference!!! Thats how I learned everything I know today. Your absolutely killing it bro, love your stuff!

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Samuel Cohan glad you liked that! I’m the same- all started with a t3i and a fisheye.

Most concise technical direction of any FCPX speed ramp film on YT- and somehow done in a couple of minutes. Daniel, thanks for your excellent communication skills, once again!

Most underrated KZreadr out there. I've learned more in 15 minutes of surfing your channel than I have in hours of surfing KZread. Thanks my friend!

Great Video Daniel! I just made a similar one around Speed Ramp Transitions combined with Whip/Pan Transitions too! People seem to really love these techniques! Thanks for the in-depth explanation!

one of the most professionally made videos I've seen in a while, Great stuff Daniel!

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

David Hammond thanks my guy!

Bro i answered yes both times on the survey and i instantly regreted it because i thought i everybody says yes you might not do a video on it.... i´m glad it came because it was very helpful with all the background knowledge. Thank you.

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Alexander van Santen hahaha, there were enough people who said “no” that I figured it’d be worth it!

Hit the nail on the head.. Good work!

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Creative Ryan thanks brother!!

@ryan2dayy

6 жыл бұрын

Hit the head on the nail

@noecameron603

3 жыл бұрын

sorry to be so offtopic but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was stupid lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me!

@chasesutton2030

3 жыл бұрын

@Noe Cameron instablaster ;)

Shots are soooo clean 😍

3 types of speed ramp, Best explanation i've found so far, Thanks!

HONESTLY THIS IS THE BEST VIDEO ON SPEED RAMPING. NEVER SEEN SOMETHING SO SIMPLE YET SO BRILLIANT. LOVE YOU DANIEL SCHIFFER

Bro, your videos are FIRE and it's awesome to see that you're finally getting the attention you deserve! I just started my own channel and realized that I draw a ton of inspiration from you. I just released a speed ramp tutorial for those people who use premiere pro and after effects and it would be amazing to get some feedback from you!

I was sent here by Jessie Driftwoods Comment on his video about speed ramping. If you haven't seen it yet, he's sending you some love. This is a super solid video. Worth watching again, especially because it's under 4 minutes, wow.

God, I miss fisheye skateboard videos. A lot of them were terrible and I love them. This is a GREAT explanation of speed ramping. It’s great to see other FCP users!

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

The Enthusiasm Project hahaha the good ol days!

All of your videos are 👌 but this one is particularly outstanding! Ace work my friend, keep it up.

Best speed ramp tutorial I've seen on KZread! The first graphic explanation is perfect! Thank you!

You’re a born teacher. You have a gift. Thanks very much for this.

You saw my comments. Thanks so much man. You are the best speed ramper on KZread. I truly believe that...

I loveeee your tutoriallllsss sooo much you teached and give information that no one could give even in 25 min video

Damn bro thanks for sharing so much man, honestly I can say that 80% of what I have learnt on youtube about editing has come from your sound advice. So much grateful for your content for real.

Normally I have to put creators' videos on 2x because they're going too slow...But I have to slow this video down to keep up with it because I'm typing notes! That's not a complaint...Excellent video!

Dan, you’re making me feel like I can take over the world. Thanks bro

you deserve so much more attention, my most favorite KZreadr, so thankful for your work! Hope to meet you one time

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the kind words :)

Wow I learned how to speed ramp in 20 seconds. Precise explanations and straight to the point where others talk for 15 minutes. Great stuff!!!

I'm already familiar with this technique but I wanted to comment to say that I was very impressed with this overview. Short, and to the point! Great video!

Daniel, I appreciate your channel... Thanks for the "straight to the point" tutorials. Can't wait to see you hit 100K Subscriber Base. Be well, stay encouraged, and an Encourager!

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Jacob Christian Glover thanks for the encouragement! 😁

@jacobchristianglover3655

6 жыл бұрын

Daniel Schiffer You are more than welcome Daniel! Keep up the excellent content!

Fuc*ing love the fact that you drew the graphs rather than just screenrecorded Premiere Pro. Kudos to you, sir! haha

@FirstnameLastname-gy4bz

4 жыл бұрын

did he show anything related to premiere pro?

I think speed ramping is easier on final cut, compared to adobe, adobe has too many steps seems like

@simomonster

4 жыл бұрын

I agree

@JimmyKristanto

4 жыл бұрын

agreed, and in this final cut, it is already smooth without any smoothing steps, wow!

@bastiangodoy177

4 жыл бұрын

Seriously!!! You just took what was an hour to 30 minute process down to 30 seconds!! Crazy! Thanks Daniel! Much love brotha! Love your videos!

@micahgrey9142

4 жыл бұрын

Naaah, it’s all about iMovie

@NeilMcElmon

4 жыл бұрын

Legit just thinking the same thing! Final Cut looks WAY easier

Great tutorial mate!

The quality of your videos are actually one of the best out here, good job man!!

Awesome video, super informative and I liked how you isolated the three main types of ramping

Love the way you keep it simple. From Pakistan

Finally an easy explanation on how to do it. Massive thanks from Paris, France. BTW vrey nice 360 flip!

omg coco taco is so awesome their club in the back is dope. Great video as always!

Superb, Daniel! Love your workflow and even more because you use FCPX. Thank you for your time.

Great tutorial! I loved that drawing setup you did👏

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks!!

This video is 4 years ago but this helps me a lot for my vlogs and project. 👌

As someone just transitioning from public speaking to video content, this was one of the most helpful video transition tutorials I've seen. Thanks!

this was the quickest and simplest tutorial on speed ramping and it's the first time i understood every single thing and i've watched maaany videos. but in just few words and in just a minute you made me get it all! big ups

You’re honestly my favorite videography KZreadr. Thanks for everything!

Beautiful explanation and extremely well executed much respect

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Ruckus IIV thanks for the kind words! 🤗

I discovered it whilst editing call of duty montages, we used time remapping/twixtor to sync shots with the music. Good old days. Amazing video man covered everything nicely! Goodjob

You surely changed my videography and editing perspective. 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼

Love the way you edited this one! Can never have enough speed ramps!

I had no idea about that short cut.. I always had to cut-speed up or speed down-cut in sperated clips this is just a lifesaver! thanks so much danny! appreciated the help!!!!

You are Killing it with these tutorials! Keep'm coming!

Love how you break it down to the correct man. Nice work. How are you not past 100k yet? I mean this is hard honest to goodness wiality contrnt here.

Always on point without too much blabla, thank you! 🙏

So glad you mentioned skateboarding ramp slo mos i remember making ramp slo mos for my fingerboard videos too lol

I always return to this video often to get a primer on speed ramping. Great video! Thanks Daniel 👍

Great one!

Thanks brother just here binge watching your content thank you so much🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

ive just discovered you and am binge watching all your videos. i am learning so much this is amazing

I literally created a youtube account just to like, comment and subscribe to your channel. You're awesome dude thank you so much for all your tips! I've been looking for a video like this one for a LONG TIME. THANK YOU!!!

Dude, your videos are so helpful. Thank you!

Very cool and I really love that you didn't overtalked this subject - just bare essentials!

The ad is playing right now. thank you for this video. please make more!

Nice video bro. Your speed ramping techniques are by far the best.

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Digital Dashery thanks for the compliment!

LOve Daniel Schiffer explanation , so relaxing and easy to follow

Tks for a nice clean and quick video for speed ramping! i love that your videos are short but also on point!

just what I needed! tks!!

I’m having a hard time right now!! I don’t know what’s more buttery? Your slowmo shots or that tre-flip @1:06 👀🔥

hell yeah, hit em hard with the skate reference. awesome video & tutorial man!

Great video and great b-roll footage brother!

Thank you very much. I enjoyed watching this video and learn about this technique

Quick sharp and to the point. A Daniel Schiffer Tutorial 🤙 💯

Very informative and well structured. Great video, Daniel!

Wow you are the best bro !! Definitely my new inspiration !!

perfect explanation and how to. Thanks for taking the time to show us.

Awesome Stuff Man

Coming from a skateboarder I appreciate the ramp slow mo examples with the iconic sound as well

Pretty straight forward. Thanks for the info.

🔥🔥🔥 you're a natural at this youtube game

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

HeSmile I appreciate that!!

Awesome video! Need to get trying this! Thanks!

Gonna be using this in your challenge video this week ✂️ 🎥 love the history behind it as well!

You are ma inspiration for being a freelance videographer😍😍

So clear and concise! On point Schiffer!

This is FIRE!!! I wish there was a specific tutorial on this using Adobe Premier But, I figure the concept is kind of the same. Great Video man. You are next to Blow. I can see it now.

@dunnadidit

6 жыл бұрын

Hey NBW DOUGHBOY - if you're interested, i just did a similar video about speed ramping transitions in premiere! Check it out!

@NBWDOUGHBOY

6 жыл бұрын

Dunna Did It I will. Thanks

Great video I for one always appreciate the contextual information. Your explanation was concise and that’s another thing I love about your style - thanks for sharing.

Another excellent tutorial Dan - like many others I knew how to do it, but seeing it illustrated was really useful. You'll be at 100k in no time, keep at it.

Youre the best man. Informative, quick and to the point. Keep the great videos coming

Shout-out Coyo Taco 🙌🏼. Thanks for the video. Helped clear up some doubts I had on my own speed ramps.

great video, bro! thanks from Brazil

best tutorial about speed ramping i saw, thank you so much. Keep it up. And i like The Intro in the last clip :))

at this point you should also make a tutorial about 'tutorial videos', your videos are clutterless and strait to the point with no parts where i should or need to speed up the youtube video to 2x your compact bro keep it up

Awesome tips Master

THIS IS SO KEY THANKS FOR SHARING!! GAME CHANGER RIGHT HERE!! YOU ARE A LEGEND!!!!

awesome followup from the ig story! first learned about it a while back on the channel, great video with lots of information and amazing style! great work 👍👍

@danielschiffer

6 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed! :)

This video was so useful! I'll definitely give it a shot with future videos. Love your stuff, Daniel!

Gosh, your footage is so crispy 🔥 your content is seriously so good

Great tutorial

Beautifully done Daniel 👌

This was super helpful. Incredibly simple. Love the videos man. Keep up the outstanding work.

Great tutorial. Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

Excellent tutorial. Quick, simple, and to the point. 🤘

NICE Dude! Great tutorial, Thanks! I've been trying to figure out how do do these type of speed ramp transitions but you explained it perfectly. I just filmed a Wedding and going to try this technique while editing some of the energetic dance scenes from the reception.

Awesome, this is the best and easy way ever !!! tks so much Daniel