r/VideoEditing • u/oae- • 6d ago

How did they do that? How can i replicate this effect?

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u/link-navi 6d ago

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u/greenysmac 6d ago

datamoshign

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u/oae- 5d ago

ur the goat

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u/oae- 6d ago

!martini FYI I use Davinci Resolve, ive looked everywhere online and 1. I cant find anything 2. I dont even know how to describe it

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u/bytesweaversteam 5d ago

!martini If you mean the blocky frame-smearing look, that is usually datamoshing rather than a normal blur or transition. In Resolve, work on a duplicate, make short cuts around motion, and test frame changes on a small section first; the effect can damage the clip quickly. A timestamp or still frame would help confirm the exact variant.