god i love you. people yapping for 20 minutes to explain one simple thing are my biggest enemy. you are my strongest ally

Why can't everyone else explain things so concisely? They'll say, "Ok, we're going to start doing this" but then, they'll talk about five different other things.

THAT WAS FANTASTIC! I've been using keyframes for years, but I've apparently been doing things the hard way. In five minutes you showed me 3 or 4 simple techniques that will make my life easier. Thank you!

Key frames are "key" to a smooth animation, you nailed this one - very helpful 🗝

SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO helpful! I spent hours last week messing around in Fusion trying to do this simple thing and ended up with a mess. Your tutorial solved that issue in 5 minutes, so good on you. Thanks a ton!

This is the exact tutorial I was looking for! Super beginner friendly, slow paced, and very informative. Thank you!

This video is incredible. This 5 minutes has probably just allowed me to push the stacked amount of content I want to get out on a new page. Thank you

Excellent Keyframes introduction. Builds up step by step to make sure all concepts and techniques are crystal clear and easy to follow. Thanks!

Two times in a row this week you've saved me. Love this bite size Friday tips and the KZfaq algo for recommending them to me.

Hey MrAlexTech, I'm just a beginner in DR and I'm really enjoying your tutorials. I've learned a lot! Thank you.

Thank you - transitioning from PowerDirector to DaVinci and 5 minute tips like this are perfect for someone who know how to do it in other packages and just needs to learnt he way DaVinci wants it doing.

WOOOOWWW! You're the best presenter I've found so far. Nothing assumed, simple and direct.

For over a year I have been using keyframes and never understood what they actually did, only that they gave me the desired result. Thanks to you I finally understand what they do.

Thank you! I'm new to Davinci Resolve and this tutorial helped me a lot. Very well made video, straight to the point with no filler, and very well taught!

I use it all the time but still watched and guess what learnt something new…you are a legend

Love the 5 minute friday quick tips, very helpful. Thanks, Alex!

Keyframes are actually very simple, logical and powerful. Right now, thanks to your tutorials Alex. When I was starting my editing adventure, I was thinking of keyframes and fusion as some high level, complicated tools for professionals. Nowadays I'm still looking at Fairlight tab with that kind of weariness 😉

Thank you so much! Firsr of all, super happy you actually zoom in on where you click because I have like a 10% eyesighr and I watched so many tutorials already where it was super hard to follow, simple because of vision - so thanks! 👀 Im a noob with animations but this was very well explained and easy to understand! 🎉

The last few tips about easing by right-clicking were huge! I've been using Davinci Resolve for a few years now and had no idea you could do that. Thanks for help!

Thank you for all the pro tips! I've been making a lot of explainer videos and these tips will really speed up the process :)

Awesome. Your channel is the GO TO for fast and clear DaVinci learning!

That right click and Ease In/Out is amazing. I suppose it is somewhere in Blackmagic Design's enormous manual but I'd have never have found it. Thanks for the tip.

That ease-in tip really helped. It must have been way back around 1987 when a colleague told me about right-click. Took a long time to figure out that it was a good thing to use to learn neat functionality. Somehow, with new and complicated programs, I tend to forget, but you have showed that would be a serious mistake. Thank you.

Another uncomplicated tutorial, no fluff, all value. Thank you!

I LOVE this! Thank you for this video show! I've wanted to learn how to do this and of course, just like Occam's Razor - it turned out to be a much simpler explanation than that I thought it would be! 💜💜💜😇

Thank you so much. After watching 3 other vides for a simple key frame I found this one the easiest to follow

Awesome! Didn’t know about easing in and out! Or the dragging with transform selected. All awesome, thanks MrAT!

After I found this out, my current WIP edits have gotten so much better. I’m glad I gave this video my time!

This is the best description I have seen. Thank You!

Great video, Alex. 📹 👍 I'm learning so much. Think this style and format an absolute winner. Thankyou. Keep creating. Keep sharing. Cheers

The Best Tutorial On Keyframes... Handsdown, the best, simplest and sooooooo goood. Thanks! Mate.

This is the best way of explaining keyframes, can you please do more tutorials like this one?

Greetings from Russia! I can't stop enjoying your lessons! I always learn something new for myself! God bless you!

I love it. Fast, simple, understandable. Thanks!

Thanks it was so “to the point” You’ve REALLY helped me put here thank you!!!

You're fun dude! Just found your channel and I'm really enjoying it. And oh yea - I learn some stuff too..

I use keyframes all the time when zooming in on a video and following something moving... like my daughter playing football. I'm not sure if viewing the transform window will be better when doing this but gonna try it. Another brilliant tutorial!

You are a God send bro. I really needed this. I'm a Rookie, Davinci User, just installed it and BOOM, I found ya. Thanks. Please create a content on how to apply PENDULUM render wherein Clip or Image changes on every to and fro motion. I am your subscriber now. May God bless you and your family.

Thanks so much. Been using keyframes to animate for years, but am new to DaVinci and learning the placement of the all tools I'm familiar with is taking some time. The ease in and out and straight line trick from Adobe Photoshop are nice tips.

Thank you so much, exactly what i needed in the exact time! explained perfectly!

Thank you! Didn't know about the clicking on the arrows, or the right click on the diamond button. Very useful

This really helped me figure out an intro I was trying to make! Thanks!

Whenever I think I understand a topic, you always prove me wrong Thanks a lot! 👍

I want LOTS more of this kind of content. I make animations way harder than they need to be clearly haha. Thanks, that was nice to watch!

Alex, if 5 minute Fridays are going to be regular, please, please, please can you put them all together in a searchable form. I learn more from your five minutes videos, because the info is so well presented and easy to follow. That was keyframes made easy.

I really appreciate your content! Keep it coming pls 🙏

Dude, thanks. Your explatation IS REALLY GOOD, I dont know much english and I understand much well all stuff that you said. Now I'm not a noob on davinci anymore

The awesome accent drew me in. The quality of information and ESPECIALLY the directness and under 5 minutes kept me. Liked, Sub,d....you rock sir!! Cheers

That right click to change to ease in 👌🏻thank you for that it will safe me so much time! 💋

Great stuff! Thanks for the heads up on Keyframes.

As always, best five minutes I've spent all day.

Another Awesome FMF - love them keep them coming. Can you do 1 on for normalizing your volume? I spend hours trying to get the volume from music to the narrative to stay at the same level. Thanks Mate

I know Davinci Resolve really well, but I actually learned a few new things. Bravo!

Didn't expect to learn something new with this vid! I use keyframes mostly for zooming/panning videos, never knew I could visualize them using Transform preview! I'll have to check if this can also be done with zooming/panning!

Its been a year but i wanna say you are a absolute G for this

this genuinely helped me so much, thanks!

You make it so much more interesting to use Davinci, very helpful 👍👍👍😁😁😁

Perfectly explained! Helped me a lot

That's was amazing & really helpful, thank you so much ❤😊

Excellent as always, Alex 🤟🙏🏻

Oh my god! I am addicted to your explanation

Sooooo useful. I used vegas before this and.. well. The amount of doors opening up by using DaVinci feels tremendously good.

Easy to understand, very helpful. Thank you

Thank you so much!! This was very helpful. :-)

finally a well explained about key fraaames..thaaank you!!!!

Great tutorial as usuall!

Great job, really simple to understand, I'm starting to study some principles of 2D animation and I wonder if I might apply them on Davinci resolve too.

Amazing Video and great footage! I subscribed to see more Videos made by you. DavinciResolve is a great Software. I use it myself too and create cinematic Videos. Keep it up bro! 👌🏽

This is a great help!! Thank you!!!!

Another awesome video Alex. I didn't know I could just create new keyframes using the drag into position with the transform, I also didn't know about right clicking on the keyframe for ease in/out. I was doing it the hard way, through all kinds of other places in the inspector, etc. I also never noticed the use of the arrows next to the keyframes, so many great tips. Thank you as always, can't wait to share this with my film group. Have a great weekend!

Excellent! I really liked your train too😀

Hi Alex I really appreciate of your tutorials. I would like to point on something: There are bugs in the Edit page. If I change the keyframe from linear to ease, the curve changes for all functions except Position. The function switches to ease, but the curve stays linear and I have to manually create it, and if I'm doing simultaneous zoom and position, it's impossible to match it manually. Also, it would be good to have a separate window just for keyframes in the Edit page like in the Color page, if it's a more complex animation and I'm doing it on the Timeline, it's messy because I have to stretch the track across most of the screen and shrink the other windows. In the Color page - If I animate any feature, it is not possible to copy and paste keyframes, I would also welcome the ability to reorder keyframes by dragging the mouse like in the Edit page. Thanks a lot for your great work. I love Resolve:)

Dude…YOU are the BEST when it comes to explaining DAVINCI. Case closed!

Perfect timing. Just what I was looking for. I’ve just had a Drone Adventure at the East Coast where there is some coastal erosion and I have a picture from 2019 and today that just about line up, so using these to change the opacity so the we can see the change. I hope it turns out okay. Any advice on my videos appreciated. I’ve become a little lazy with the editing lately.

Hate myself for taking so long to switch over to DaVinci. Keyframing is way more easy to use on Davinci Resolve than Sony Vegas. Knowing a bit about keyframing made looking at it here way more simple as well. That line that shows time and where the object will move is so useful. Sony Vegas I would be guessing and clicking on each keyframe to see where everything sat. Glad I found this channel to learn.

This Video is amazing🥳, thanks and greeting Form Germany.

New Sub here. As a beginner in everyway shape or form in the video editing world. Thank you for explaining things in a way i can understand them.

Thank u so much! Very useful!

Thank you so much, very helpful ! :)

Great tutorial again. Thanks

Very good, thanks. Bookmarked for future reference.

You're the best Alex!

Works perfectly! Thank you!

This just made my life so much easier. Went to reddit for advice and they were dicks and not helpful, came here and got the help I needed in under 5 min! Thanks again Alex!

Very nice and to-the-point information.

thank you! so helpful

Thank you Alex!!

thanks a lot , your made it so easy

Really good video. Thank you. Subbed.

Nice one Alex!

Thanks man got it now

Cool. I didn't know how to do the "ease in and out" with Davinci. Thanks!

Thank you! I've only started messing around with them on my own, and this has helped me understand them better. I'm still having trouble figuring out what happens when I click a keyframe and why sometimes it doesn't do what I want it to.

Thanks again. And I believe many more thanks wil come. 😃

Brilliant now I can keyframe ......thank you 😀

Thanks, Alex!

Thank you alex !

Thank you! Finally.

very nice tutorial, will try it right now :)

Immensely helpful video!