5 Ways to Denoise a Video

In today’s world, the quality of digital product such as photos and videos increase day by day, prompting us to create our content crystal clear and keep it that way. Of course, different kinds of effects and filters are great, and something called “noise” is one of them, but sometimes it is actually unwanted and makes our footage less likable. What is noise, or denoising, anyway? Well, instead of clear video, it’s something quite different – the footage looks grainy, sometimes excessively, and makes our eyes hurt, or simply, more difficult to see what’s going on on the screen. And if you didn’t decide to use a noise effect, then from where does it appear?..

Noise means a mix of different variations of brightness or color information in the shot. It is likely to show up when there is a low light, and/or when the video is taken with small sensors such as smartphones and action cameras. It works as follows: if someone tries to compensate for low-light settings with gain and ISO, more noise is produced.

But, as our readers already know, almost nothing is ever impossible to solve. There is a way to get rid of this annoying grain, and it is called, as pretty obvious, denoising. Hence, denoising in image and video production is used as a technique to take footage from grainy to crystal-clear. And, as you may already agree, it improves a viewer’s quality of experience. And how does this happen? - There are varied techniques, and each of them uses different mathematical and statistical models.

What is considered a good noise reduction? The technique is successful when it suppresses noise effectively in uniform regions; preserves edges and other characteristics, such as fine details and textures; and provides a visually natural experience.

and here you will learn 5 ways, as in 5 software to denoise a video. We’ll touch upon the following ones: Final Cut Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Premiere Pro, DaVinci Resolve and Movavi Video Editor. But, we are not limited to these ones, so maybe there is one more you could use? You’ll find out in the article!

• Final Cut Pro

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Noise that appears as unwanted grain or artifacts in the video image can be removed in Final Cut Pro pretty easily, you just have to follow the little steps for it. Keep in mind that Final Cut Pro is not eligible for PC, this editor is only available for Mac (but Windows users, tune in for the editors functioning on PC’s!)

So, you have your grained footage, which you already chose to denoise, and for which you will need a video reduction effect.

First, you will need to open Final Cut Pro and import abovementioned video. Select this clip in the timeline,

and position the play head in a way that the clip appears in the viewer, that is, on the big screen - for you to see well.

Click the Effects button in the top-right corner of the timeline, or, to use the shortcut, press Command & 5.

In the Effects browser, select the Basics category in the list of Video effects on the left, then select the Noise Reduction effect. For 360° clips, select the 360° category, then select the 360° Noise Reduction effect.

And you will need to do one of the following:

Drag the effect to the timeline clip you want to apply it to, or double-click the effect thumbnail to apply the effect to the selected clip.

When the effect is applied, Final Cut Pro analyzes the clip for noise, so you might need to wait for a little while the process is complete and only then see the result.

Interesting tip you can remember is that if you are using several effects to your video clip, then adding Noise Reduction as the first effect would guarantee the best results for you. So, Mac users, you can start denoising your videos in Final Cut Pro now!

• Adobe After Effects

Adobe After Effects is a digital visual effects, motion graphics, and compositing application… Pretty intense, right? This very software has endless powers, and one of them is, you guessed correctly – denoising the video! So, how are we going to do that in this monster of the industry?

Sometimes what’s annoying about this kind of programs is that you need plugins, so let’s try to find a way to achieve our desired result without using anything external.

So, first of all (as in all cases!) import your video into After Effects. Then, you will need to find Effect in the menu, and find: Noise and Grain. There, you will choose Remove Grain and click on it.

On the left side of the program layout, the Effects Control will be opened. Now, you see viewing mode, where you need to change Preview to Final Output.

So, this will be the video with Preview checked:

Which will look like this when Final Output is checked:

Somewhat different and looking better, right?..

By the way, you can watch the whole process video here !

• Adobe Premiere Pro

Adobe Premiere Pro is one of the most and sophisticated video editor. So, of course, there is a way to reduce noise in this software as well, and this can be reached using effect called Median.

First of all, you add your footage to the Timeline in Premiere Pro and then go find the Effects Panel, where Median can be found. You need to drag and drop the Median effect to your video clip.

The next step is to make sure that adding the effect to the grainiest parts of the clip, which can be done using masks. So, in the Effects Control panel, you’ll need to select the mask shape for your clip – you can either choose rectangle, circle, or pen tool. With the latter you can move the Mask around the screen and resize it to cover the area.

And if you Change the Feather setting to 100, the effect will not have a very visible edge and some smoothness will cover for it.

You will need to repeat the process with more than one mask, if you would like to have covered all of the grainy area of your shot.

Lastly, you’ll need to adjust the effect settings to reduce the noise.

The Median effect doesn’t actually take away the graininess, it just blurs it. You’ll need to experiment with the Radius settings until you are happy with the result.

• DaVinci Resolve

When it comes to DaVinci Resolve, the process is somewhat different in the free version of it. So, first of all, off course, you add your footage into the timeline. Then,you are going to find the fusion tab underneath the timeline panel.

You will see MediaIn1 and MediaOut1, you click on MediaIn1, which will ensure the scene appears in the first viewer – and MediaOut1 by default is appearing in the second. So, now you stay on MediaIn1, hit shift+spacebar, and find the option which says: Remove Noise (RN) and then click Add, which adds the Remove Noise1 node. On the top right corner you will find Inspector, and if you click on it, you will see all the properties you can modify.

After going only into the second viewer, and in the top bar we can find channel icons. We open it and click on red, which makes the footage black and white for a while. Then, we go back to the Inspector, increase Softness Red and Detail Red.

This removes much grain from the red channel. Then we repeat the same for green, as well as for blue channel. Once you finish, you go to the same channel button in the bar and change it to “back to color”. So, the footage will have its colors back and you will see that it has become clearer, compared to the first viewer.

You can play around with the Chroma and Luma channels in the Inspector, if that is something you have ever had experience with!

• Movavi Video Editor

In Movavi Video Editor, it is pretty straightforward – unlike DaVinci Resolve, of course! So, getting to the point: the first thing you need to do is Entering the Edit Mode. In order to achieve it, you’ll need to click the Edit button next to the file you want to adjust or select Adjustments in the Tools tab.

After this, you will be able to select the Noise removal option, and then, move the Noise level slider to reflect the amount of noise you can see in the preview. The more noise you need to remove, the higher the Noise level, and vice versa.

When you’re finished removing the noise, click Apply, but in case you need to remove noise from several files, select Apply to all files, which ensures the same noise level will be applied on all your files there.

Lastly, of course, Wondershare Filmora X offers the same option as well. The steps are ase follows: You need to go to the Effects panel and type: “Smart Denoise”. Then, right-click on the video and choose Edit Properties.

This will make sure you go inside the Smart Denoise, where you can change opacity of the clip, threshold and radius.

You should reduce Opacity until you are satisfied with the result. Then, you can use the box next to Smart Denoise in order to see the scene before and after noise and grain removal.

So, that’s it! – We learned how to remove/reduce noise and grain from the videos, using several video editors. So you might as well start making your video clips look better right away!

Backup and Organize Your Tons of Footage in Minutes

Backing up your data is deemed significantly necessary among video editing communities. Files get corrupted easily. Having a backup drive can save your day and countless hours. You can back up your data any way you deem fit. However, it will do you right if you follow the advice of professionals.

The article is written explicitly after due consideration and suggestions from the professional video editor. You can follow the steps in it to make backup files. Let us start with very straightforward steps to help you understand the professional way of backing up and organizing your footage.

Part 1. Back Up Your Files

Backing up your files gives you peace of mind. If one file is lost, the whole project becomes vulnerable to failure. Therefore, every effort must be made to ensure the protection of files. The best way to protect the files from any misfortune is to back them up.

Remember, there is no specific way to back up your files. Depending on the project’s requirements, you can do that differently. The following steps will light up how you can back up your files.

Step1Back up your files in two different places

It is crucial to do that. If one backup drive corrupts, you have the second option. It gives you an opportunity to back up files.

• You can make two different external backup hard drives.

• You can also use your internal and external devices as two backup options.

Step2Make specific folders for each purpose of the video

The next step is how you back up your files properly and safely. Make separate folders for the different formats you are importing in your drive. Always use the primary source to make a copy of your files.

Follow the steps below to understand how to back up your files in two drives.

• Create a folder in your drive.
• Name it. You can name it according to the given format. The choice is yours.

• Your backup folder is created.
• Make new folders based on the files that are imported into the file. We are making two folders for the project, 01 Footage, and 02 Audio.
  • 01 Footage is for the original footage.
  • 02 Audio is for audio files provided by the music artist.

Step3Repeat the same process in your second backup drive

• Make the same folders and sub-folders in your secondary backup drive.

Step4Transfer files to your primary and secondary folders

• Transfer files to folders and sub-folders in your first backup drive.
• Transfer files to folders and sub-folders in your secondary backup drive.

Note: Most people make the mistake of making a backup drive and then using the same drive to make the second backup. The approach needs to be corrected.

We are done with backing up our files. It is time to organize the files in your drive.

Part 2. Organize Your Files in Filmora

Organizing your files is vital for any operation in video and editing. It makes everything streamlined. The risk of losing your data become negligible. Let us enlighten you on how you can organize your files.

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Step1Create new folders to lay the foundation for your video editing project

You can imitate the format we have chosen. However, you can choose any way you deem fit.

• Create 02 Project Files and 03 Exports.
• 02 Project contains the files that we will edit in Filmora .
• 03 Exports will have files that will be exported out of Filmora.

• In the 01 Media folder, create a new folder, 03 Graphics. It will contain graphics the artist will provide, such as a logo. You can also add your graphics to the folder if you want.

The format will help you if you move files from one device to the next case. In that case, you will only have to move one folder with the artist’s name.

Step2Create a new project

In this step, we will organize our files in Filmora. It will help us to keep discipline and order in file organization. It makes work easy and fun.

• Create a new project when you open Filmora on your PC or Mac.

• Save the project in any name you want. We have saved the project in the format explained above.
• Save the file in 02 Project Files.

Step3Edit your workspace if you want

Users can edit the workspace in Filmora. You can customize it to your liking. Also, it is entirely optional.

• Go to layout mode. Change the layout if you want.

• You can manually change the panels by simply dragging them across the screen.

The workspace settings will be saved automatically. The next time you start Filmora, you will not need to readjust the panels.

• Save the file

Step4Recreate the file structure in your 02 project files

Now, you create folders in your project. For that, you can follow our structure, or you can follow your instincts.

• Create the folders in Filmora, as you have created them in your drive. The folders will be created in your 02 Project Files.

These new folders are the exact copies of your media files that you have got from the producer and music artist.

• Import the files into respective folders. Footage should include all the original videos given to your producers.

Step5Save the project

You can save the file using the button on Filmora, as shown below.

• You can save the files using short keys.

Conclusion

Making a backup file for your project is crucial. For a video editor, it is quite painful to learn that the final product has a missing file. Therefore, one must ensure that all the files are backed up before beginning the editing phase.

Apart from that, one must also keep updating the files in Filmora . You performed some editing. Make sure to save the file then and there. Any minor mistake can cause great worry for the professional editor. Thus, it is better to take proactive actions.

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We are done with backing up our files. It is time to organize the files in your drive.

Part 2. Organize Your Files in Filmora

Organizing your files is vital for any operation in video and editing. It makes everything streamlined. The risk of losing your data become negligible. Let us enlighten you on how you can organize your files.

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Step1Create new folders to lay the foundation for your video editing project

You can imitate the format we have chosen. However, you can choose any way you deem fit.

• Create 02 Project Files and 03 Exports.
• 02 Project contains the files that we will edit in Filmora .
• 03 Exports will have files that will be exported out of Filmora.

• In the 01 Media folder, create a new folder, 03 Graphics. It will contain graphics the artist will provide, such as a logo. You can also add your graphics to the folder if you want.

The format will help you if you move files from one device to the next case. In that case, you will only have to move one folder with the artist’s name.

Step2Create a new project

In this step, we will organize our files in Filmora. It will help us to keep discipline and order in file organization. It makes work easy and fun.

• Create a new project when you open Filmora on your PC or Mac.

• Save the project in any name you want. We have saved the project in the format explained above.
• Save the file in 02 Project Files.

Step3Edit your workspace if you want

Users can edit the workspace in Filmora. You can customize it to your liking. Also, it is entirely optional.

• Go to layout mode. Change the layout if you want.

• You can manually change the panels by simply dragging them across the screen.

The workspace settings will be saved automatically. The next time you start Filmora, you will not need to readjust the panels.

• Save the file

Step4Recreate the file structure in your 02 project files

Now, you create folders in your project. For that, you can follow our structure, or you can follow your instincts.

• Create the folders in Filmora, as you have created them in your drive. The folders will be created in your 02 Project Files.

These new folders are the exact copies of your media files that you have got from the producer and music artist.

• Import the files into respective folders. Footage should include all the original videos given to your producers.

Step5Save the project

You can save the file using the button on Filmora, as shown below.

• You can save the files using short keys.

Conclusion

Making a backup file for your project is crucial. For a video editor, it is quite painful to learn that the final product has a missing file. Therefore, one must ensure that all the files are backed up before beginning the editing phase.

Apart from that, one must also keep updating the files in Filmora . You performed some editing. Make sure to save the file then and there. Any minor mistake can cause great worry for the professional editor. Thus, it is better to take proactive actions.

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Make Super Easy Coin Magic With Filmora

Do you want to become a magician in your videos? Now, everyone can look like a magician with the magic of editing. This article will show you how to do a cool coin trick in Filmora 11 .

Part 1: What is the filmmaking technique “Cutting on action”

Cutting on action is a technique the editors use to cut in the middle of an action to another shot that matches the first shot’s action. Typically, the subject starts an action in one shot and continues the action in another, creating a smooth transition. For example, when you make the coin trick video, you need to cut on the tapping so it can trick the eyes, and the cut won’t be noticeable.

Part 2: Things You Need to Prepare for The Coin Magic Trick

1. Glass and two coins

1. Set the phone on a tripod. Because utilizing a tripod can significantly improve the recording’s stability.

Part 3: Start Filming

Step1 Firstly, you must show the coin and the bottom of the glass.

Step2 After that, you need to hold the coin with the fingers part of one hand and tap down on the coin. Make sure it looks like the coin is going through straight to the glass.

Step3 You need someone else to drop the other coin from the top. Meanwhile, you are pretending to tap a coin on the glass. You don’t need to worry about someone else hand in the frame. Since you can remove it easily with the masking feature in Filmora.

Step4 It would help if you had a second shot for a clean plate of the background. You can record background for 20 seconds.

Part 4: Bring the clips into Filmora 11

Step1 If you have not downloaded Filmora, you can visit filmora.wondershare.com to download Filmora’s new version.

Step2 Drag and drop the clip onto the first track of the timeline.Afterward, move the playhead to the right and find the spot where you tapped the coin last time before your friend drops the other coin. Additionally, make sure it is in the middle of the tapping action and cut.

Step3 Then move the playhead to the right and find the spot where your friend drops the coin while you tap without the coin in your hand. Make sure it is in the middle of the tapping action, and the position of your hand roughly matches that in the last cut and make a cut.

Step4 Now you need to delete the middle part and play it back. Indeed, cutting on action is the key to creating the illusion that the action is continued without editing.

Step5 Next, you must remove your friend’s hand in the frame with the Filmora masking feature. Afterwards. drag and drop the clean plate video onto the second track of the timeline.

Step6 Next, double-click the clip to open the setting video. Find the Mask Section and select the single line.

Step7 Here you can see the mask is applied.First, adjust the angle and position of the mask to only show the top part of the frame. Then you have to change the Blur Strength to add more blur to the edge of the mask.

Step8 With the mask finalized, unhide the first video track and adjust the length of the clip on the timeline. Finally, playback the video and see how it looks.

Summary

That’s how to make a coin move through a glass-like MAGIC with the cutting on action editing technique. You can pay close attention to the steps above and follow each step for perfect results.

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Convert Your Videos to 60 FPS Using These Excellent Tools

Is the video you have too fast-paced? Does it show an action sequence or an intense basketball game? All the movement could make the video blurry. Changing the video to 60 FPS makes it better and crisper. So how can you do that? You can convert video to 60 FPS using these 5 excellent tools.

Why Convert Video to 60 FPS?

Perhaps you forgot to film your video in 60 FPS or 120 FPS. You can leave it at 30 FPS if you want to. But some videos look choppy when in that setting. By doubling the frames in the video, you make it a lot smoother. The motion will look so much more fluid. Consequently, that will let your viewers have a fantastic, immersive watching experience.

Do you plan to put the video in slow motion? That’s another great reason to convert the video to 60 FPS. Again, this makes the motion more fluid. So when you add the slow-motion effect, it just gets better. Not doing so will lead to terrible video quality, which your viewers would surely not like.

3 Methods To Convert Video to 60 FPS on Windows/Mac?

After reading those reasons, you may have thought of videos that you have that you can improve by converting to 60 FPS. So how can you do that? You can use these 3 effective methods. These are 3 different PC tools that allow for converting videos to 60 FPS.

1. Convert Video to 60 FPS With Wondershare Filmora

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Wondershare Filmora is one of the most amazing tools for converting videos to 60 FPS. This allows you to do that without complicated steps. It seems like the video just passed through the program with how fast and easy it is!

On top of that, Wondershare Filmora is a great video editor. It is complete with all the basic editing tools, plus some really great advanced features. So you can edit and enhance the video before or after converting it to 60 FPS. Because of that, Wondershare Filmora is a cost-effective tool.

Here are the steps to follow for turning a video to 60 FPS with Wondershare Filmora:

Step1 Open Wondershare Filmora. Click “New Project.”

Step2 Import the video that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step3 Drag the video to the timeline. Click “Export.”

Step4 Change the frame rate to 60 FPS. If you can’t find this, check if you are on the “Local” tab.

Step5 Click “Export.”

2. Use SmoothVideo Project to Make Video To 60 FPS

SmoothVideo Project (SVP) uses frame interpolation techniques - the same used by high-end TVs and projectors. This technique increases the frames by adding intermediate frames between existing ones. As a result, it produces smooth, fluid, and clear motion.

SmoothVideo Projects allow you to convert videos to 60 FPS and even to 120 or 144+ FPS. Also, it can convert the videos in real-time, on top of your video player.

Follow this guide to convert videos using this tool:

Step1 Install SVP and ensure to add SVPcode. If you already have the program installed, you can add SVPcode with the Maintain SVP 4 app.

Step2 Select “Browse for a video to transcode..”

Step3 Import the video/s that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step4 Pick 60 FPS when selecting a video profile for the video.

Step5 Choose between “Basic” and “Advanced” for the video compression setting.

Step6 Click “Start.”

3. Make Videos 60 FPS With Freemake Video Converter

Freemake is an all-in-one video converter tool. It supports over 500 video file formats and lets you turn photos and audio into video and process multiple videos at once. The best thing is that you don’t even need to download the video. Freemake Video Converter can convert online videos too.

While converting the files, you have the option to change their framerate. Therefore, it’s an excellent tool for turning videos to 60 FPS.

Follow these steps to change a video’s frame rate using this app:

Step1 Launch Freemake Video Converter. Click “+Video” to import the video that you want to convert.

Step2 Double-click the output format to open the window with the settings option.

Step3 Click the gear or “Settings” button.

Step4 On the new window, click the drop-down menu for “Frame Rate.” Select “60 fps.”

Step5 Click “Ok.”

Step6 Select the destination folder for the output file. Click “Convert.”

2 Fantastic 60 FPS Video Converter Online

What if you are not using a PC to edit your videos? For example, you shoot, edit, and upload your videos using your mobile phone. Or what if you use a PC, but you’re away from home? In these cases, you can use online tools. Here are the 2 best ones on the market.

1. VEED.IO 30 FPS to 60 FPS Online

Veed.io is a simple but ever-so-reliable online video tool. It lets you edit videos and change the frame rate for free. Also, it comes with an array of other tools that can help enhance the video. For instance, Veed.io can remove background noise from the video.

Veed.io also lets you change the video’s aspect ratio to optimize it for different video streaming platforms.

Here’s a guide on how to convert to 60 FPS using Veed.io:

Step1 Run your preferred web browser and go to the website of Veed.io.

Step2 Click “Get Started.”

Step3 Click “Upload a File” or drag the video file to the interface to upload it. Select the video that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step4 Click “Export” > “Advanced.”

Step5 Drag the slider for “Framerate Limit” to the right until the display text says “60.”

Step6 Click “Export Video.”

Step7 Please wait for Veed.io to finish processing your video. When the screen says, “Your video is ready.” Click the “Download” button.

Note: Sign in to your account to enable downloading.

2. 30 FPS to 60 FPS Online-Convert Tool

Online-Convert is a popular online file format converter. It supports north of 50 video source formats and allows you to convert files between them. Also, Online-Convert allows you to change the video’s frame rate. You can make it 60 FPS or even 120 FPS!

But please remember that, as the tool name suggests, Online-Convert is only a file converter. You can’t edit your videos using this online service. Thus, you need to either have a reliable video editor on your device or use another online tool with an editor function.

Anyway, here is a tutorial on how to convert videos to 60 FPS with this online tool:

Step1 Launch a web browser and go to the Online-Convert tool page.

Step2 Drag the video file to the green rectangle. Alternatively, click “Choose File”/ Enter URL” / “Dropbox” / “Google Drive” to import your file.

Step3 Scroll down to the “Change frame rate” option. Type “60” in the text box.

Step4 Click “Start.”

Step5 Wait for the conversion to finish. The download will start automatically.

Conclusion

Convert your videos to 60 FPS to make them smoother and give your audience a nicer viewing experience. You can use many tools to do that. We recommend trying Wondershare Filmora. Converting a video’s frame rate using this software is as easy as 1-2-3.

This video solution not only gives you the ability to change a video’s frame rate. Wondershare Filmora also provides you with many amazing video editing tools. Therefore, Filmora can help you turn your videos into art. It is worth it.

Free Download For macOS 10.14 or later

Wondershare Filmora is one of the most amazing tools for converting videos to 60 FPS. This allows you to do that without complicated steps. It seems like the video just passed through the program with how fast and easy it is!

On top of that, Wondershare Filmora is a great video editor. It is complete with all the basic editing tools, plus some really great advanced features. So you can edit and enhance the video before or after converting it to 60 FPS. Because of that, Wondershare Filmora is a cost-effective tool.

Here are the steps to follow for turning a video to 60 FPS with Wondershare Filmora:

Step1 Open Wondershare Filmora. Click “New Project.”

Step2 Import the video that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step3 Drag the video to the timeline. Click “Export.”

Step4 Change the frame rate to 60 FPS. If you can’t find this, check if you are on the “Local” tab.

Step5 Click “Export.”

2. Use SmoothVideo Project to Make Video To 60 FPS

SmoothVideo Project (SVP) uses frame interpolation techniques - the same used by high-end TVs and projectors. This technique increases the frames by adding intermediate frames between existing ones. As a result, it produces smooth, fluid, and clear motion.

SmoothVideo Projects allow you to convert videos to 60 FPS and even to 120 or 144+ FPS. Also, it can convert the videos in real-time, on top of your video player.

Follow this guide to convert videos using this tool:

Step1 Install SVP and ensure to add SVPcode. If you already have the program installed, you can add SVPcode with the Maintain SVP 4 app.

Step2 Select “Browse for a video to transcode..”

Step3 Import the video/s that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step4 Pick 60 FPS when selecting a video profile for the video.

Step5 Choose between “Basic” and “Advanced” for the video compression setting.

Step6 Click “Start.”

3. Make Videos 60 FPS With Freemake Video Converter

Freemake is an all-in-one video converter tool. It supports over 500 video file formats and lets you turn photos and audio into video and process multiple videos at once. The best thing is that you don’t even need to download the video. Freemake Video Converter can convert online videos too.

While converting the files, you have the option to change their framerate. Therefore, it’s an excellent tool for turning videos to 60 FPS.

Follow these steps to change a video’s frame rate using this app:

Step1 Launch Freemake Video Converter. Click “+Video” to import the video that you want to convert.

Step2 Double-click the output format to open the window with the settings option.

Step3 Click the gear or “Settings” button.

Step4 On the new window, click the drop-down menu for “Frame Rate.” Select “60 fps.”

Step5 Click “Ok.”

Step6 Select the destination folder for the output file. Click “Convert.”

2 Fantastic 60 FPS Video Converter Online

What if you are not using a PC to edit your videos? For example, you shoot, edit, and upload your videos using your mobile phone. Or what if you use a PC, but you’re away from home? In these cases, you can use online tools. Here are the 2 best ones on the market.

1. VEED.IO 30 FPS to 60 FPS Online

Veed.io is a simple but ever-so-reliable online video tool. It lets you edit videos and change the frame rate for free. Also, it comes with an array of other tools that can help enhance the video. For instance, Veed.io can remove background noise from the video.

Veed.io also lets you change the video’s aspect ratio to optimize it for different video streaming platforms.

Here’s a guide on how to convert to 60 FPS using Veed.io:

Step1 Run your preferred web browser and go to the website of Veed.io.

Step2 Click “Get Started.”

Step3 Click “Upload a File” or drag the video file to the interface to upload it. Select the video that you want to convert to 60 FPS.

Step4 Click “Export” > “Advanced.”

Step5 Drag the slider for “Framerate Limit” to the right until the display text says “60.”

Step6 Click “Export Video.”

Step7 Please wait for Veed.io to finish processing your video. When the screen says, “Your video is ready.” Click the “Download” button.

Note: Sign in to your account to enable downloading.

2. 30 FPS to 60 FPS Online-Convert Tool

Online-Convert is a popular online file format converter. It supports north of 50 video source formats and allows you to convert files between them. Also, Online-Convert allows you to change the video’s frame rate. You can make it 60 FPS or even 120 FPS!

But please remember that, as the tool name suggests, Online-Convert is only a file converter. You can’t edit your videos using this online service. Thus, you need to either have a reliable video editor on your device or use another online tool with an editor function.

Anyway, here is a tutorial on how to convert videos to 60 FPS with this online tool:

Step1 Launch a web browser and go to the Online-Convert tool page.

Step2 Drag the video file to the green rectangle. Alternatively, click “Choose File”/ Enter URL” / “Dropbox” / “Google Drive” to import your file.

Step3 Scroll down to the “Change frame rate” option. Type “60” in the text box.

Step4 Click “Start.”

Step5 Wait for the conversion to finish. The download will start automatically.

Conclusion

Convert your videos to 60 FPS to make them smoother and give your audience a nicer viewing experience. You can use many tools to do that. We recommend trying Wondershare Filmora. Converting a video’s frame rate using this software is as easy as 1-2-3.

This video solution not only gives you the ability to change a video’s frame rate. Wondershare Filmora also provides you with many amazing video editing tools. Therefore, Filmora can help you turn your videos into art. It is worth it.

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