Final Cut Pro - Better slow motion with Motion 3 optical flow retiming roundtrip

Face it - Final Cut Pro has never handled retiming very well. Enter Motion 3 and optical flow retiming - a vastly superior yet time consuming way to create slow motion retimed clips. Apple introduced optical flow retiming into the Final Cut Studio with the Motion 3 release. This will probably be better integrated in future version of Final Cut Pro - but for now we examine the Final Cut Pro to Motion 3 back to Final Cut Pro roundtrip method of optical flow retiming.

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[provideoschool]

@johneeeee I have to say - this comment was hilarious.

[phoebus1966]

Slomo tutorial that is... besides, if u like it or not, there's no message in 27min analyzing time for 14sec of optical flow-ed material. An absolute bummer in the first minutes of your tutorial video edit to start off with.

Just like movie editors care must be taken of flow and timing according to the attention curve of the audience.

[VisualRazo]

geez!!!! this gentleman must try a bit harder next tym

[CODMW2CRACKS]

ur voice sounds like jd from scrubs :)

[niddproductions]

@MrNicolas411 Yes it does, but it can only be done on the newest Motion available in the App Store.

[MrNicolas411]

dos it work with final cut pro x?

[JahminLerum]

Thanks...now time to test how far I can push it with surfing footage!

[thedoctor6666666666]

lol moation 3

[trailerfitter2]

thanks very helpful when I couldn't remember where the button was to start the optical flow analysis.. cheers!!

[miles192]

thanks for the tutorial. geta better clip nxt time



[redtimmy]

This was exceedingly useful. Thanks for posting it.