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Hello, I'm Shao Wei, who loves editing.

Recently, many friends who love editing will notice videos like #60 ultra-clear video wallpaper # when they brush Tik Tok. The clarity of this video is like putting a camera on a person's face.

The wall is like this:

So how to make it? I also spent a week searching for various tutorials on the Internet, but most of them are explained in a few minutes, especially the two or three-minute quick tutorial, which only explains one method of mending frames, which is not very clear.

About twixtor's frame patching method, it is like this:

Create a new sequence first, and the basic settings are shown in the following figure: the editing mode is self-defined, the time base is 60 frames per second, the frame size is vertical screen 1080* 1920, the pixel ratio is square pixels, and there is no field. Confirm.

Secondly, the video is rotated by 90.

Next, right-click the cut video → unlink.

Then right click → Nesting

Step 5: Right click → Speed/Duration, and change the speed to 250.

Step 6, drag the new adjustment layer to the top of the video, and stretch it to more than three times of the video to prevent black fields.

Step 7, use the key plug-in Twixtor and drag it to the original sequence.

Step 8: Adjust the properties of Tw in the effect control and set the following settings.

GPU is turned on, the motion source is video 1, and the speed is 40%.

Then press Enter to render the video.

Finally, export, export settings are as follows:

After the setting is completed, you can click Export. Remember to change the file path to the one you want to save.

But is this really good? If you naively think that this is all, you are wrong.

If it were that simple, I wouldn't have spent a week looking for a tutorial.

As far as I know, frame patching can only ensure a smoother picture, while fine video needs sharpening and color matching. So in short: ultra-clear wallpaper = sharpening+color matching+frame patching.

Want a comprehensive video tutorial and plug-in to pay attention to V: v:Davey 1994: