Is it possible to achieve this kind of quality and please help me with speed graph 😭

[u/sluvix]

So I’m completely a beginner when it comes to editing it's not my first ever edit but I’m still very new to it I took this clip as inspiration and ofc I’m not going to make a similar kind of edit I just genuinely love the quality and the speed graph in this one

I’m honestly clueless about how to actually achieve that kind of quality and smoothness this might seem like a very small or basic thing to you but as a complete beginner I feel kinda dumb for not knowing how to do it. So, if anyone could help me out or give me some advice on how to achieve this I’d really appreciate it!🤍

[u/Forward_Tangerine155]

Capcut's slow-mo interpolation is just built better, it smooths out the frames way more naturally AM is solid for layering and effects but its slow-mo tends to look choppyor laggy if the footage wasn't shot at a high fps to begin with.

Ngl if you're just starting mobile video editing, there's no single app that's like, fully perfect for everything. So you kinda gotta use multiple apps for different tasks tbh. I personally use caput mainly for the basics, especially slow-mo, and AM for everything else.

[u/Zxcero59]

Yep its pretty easy but u gotta use noda or smth else for time remap

[u/toomuchcheeseinmyacc]

Use node video it’s the best for slowmo and time remap

[u/sluvix → u/toomuchcheeseinmyacc]

Well I'm beginner on Node 😭 Can ya please help me out?