Davinci Resolve | Zoom | Freeze Frame | Change Speed easily from a fellow beginner

Since a few months I'm editing video's with Davinci Resolve. Mostly I edit screen recordings where I need a lot of pausing and zooming to give the viewer a clear understanding of what I'm doing.

For pausing I use freeze frame. In Davinci Resolve you can do this very easily and intuitively with Retime Control. For example in Openshot I needed to export the frame as a picture, split the clip and put it back in between. In Davinci Resolve the clip will stay original and I can do the edits directly on the clip

For zooming I use an Adjustment Clip, it is a very powerfull tool to manipulate only the underlying clips, and only at length of the Adjustment Clip it self. The original clip will stay original and the edits or only applied to the Adjustement Clip. For moving from zoom to zoom view I use keyframes, also a very powertool. While zooming I want always the video to pause, otherwhise the viewer loses track of the mousepointer, I achieve this by using Retime Curve again, freeze frame.

I hope you can learn from my video, it is also a kind of tutorial for beginners.

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Content
0:00 Raw Footage
0:15 End Result
0:41 Add the clip to the timeline
0:52 Change video view options
1:18 Trim the first part off the clip
1:37 Freezing the first frame (reason: Pauzing the clip while showing a title)
2:22 Adding a title
2:35 Change text of the title
3:02 Adjusting the text position and size
3:25 Adding a fade in to the text clip and video clip
4:34 Adding a freeze frame
4:44 Zooming with an Adjustment Clip i.c.w. keyframes
5:55 Show keyframes
6:41 Adding second zoom
7:32 Zoom out again to the full video size
8:14 Trim end of clip
8:25 Adding a freeze frame at the last frame to get space for a fade out

Music:
Youtube Audio Library
Escape - Eveningland

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