DEFlicker

In this tutorial, you will see three different ways to work with our plugins in Flame and Flame Assist.  You will see examples of DENoise on the Timeline and DEFlicker in Batch and REMatch Color in BFX.

Music: YouTube Audio Library
Author:  Lori Freitag

This tutorial is an overview on the use of DE:Flicker Timelapse and a quick tip on DEFlicker Auto Levels

Special Thanks to: VideoBlocks.com for providing the Vermont and hotel time-lapse footage used in this tutorial.

This tutorial introduces the DEFlicker product and shows a few examples of DEFlicker High-speed and how to use it.

Special Thanks to: Jack Tunnicliffe at Java Post Production www.javapost.ca  and Jason Plumb for the concert footage.

Special Thanks to: Tom Heidi for providing high-speed footage.

In this tutorial, we explore some of the advanced features of DEFlicker and show examples of special case scenarios and how to use these advanced features to get better results.
Special Thanks to: VideoBlocks.com for providing the hotel time-lapse footage and Christmas tree footage used in this tutorial.
Special Thanks to: Dan Lantz,Temple University for providing the Lobby footage and to Anthony Magliocco for the Soccer footage.

In this tutorial, we see how to use DEFlicker to prep your footage and how to handle missing or bad frames.  We also see how to use the mark segments option when you have to DE:Flicker an edit with multiple shots.

Special Thanks to: support@artbeats.com for providing the construction site time-lapse footage used in this tutorial.

Special Thanks to: Mike Hughes, for providing the Eclipse Time-Lapse footage.

In this tutorial, we see more examples of DEFlicker used for special case scenarios including flicker due to electricity, Rolling shutter, stop-motion and also how to use DEFlicker to merge dual iso exposures shot with a Canon camera that was updated with Magic lantern firmware.
Special Thanks to: Dan Lantz,Temple University for providing the Lobby footage used in example 1, Jack Tunnicliffe (Java Post Production www.javapost.ca) for the Ambulance footage used in Example 2, Stephen Hall for providing the Magic Lantern footage used in example 3 http://stevehallvideo.com and to Wes Plate and Carol Hodge , alarmingpictures.com for the stop motion footage used in Example 4.

In this tutorial, you will learn the basics of how to use the DEFlicker plugin within Resolve.  You will see how to use all three tools inside of all three pages.

In this tutorial, you will learn the basic steps for using DEFlicker Rolling Bands in After Effects.  You will see a few examples demonstrating different scenarios.

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See these links to learn more about wagon wheel effect: 
https://www.youtube.com/watchv=VNftf5qLpiA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOwzkND_ooU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XwgbHjRo30

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9MN5MF72PHs

Thank you to Anita Rizzano for the Rolling Bands footage.