Adding a slow, controlled zoom can instantly make your video feel more cinematic 🎥 and professional. In this new tutorial, I’ll show you how to slow zoom with keyframes in DaVinci Resolve 20 using easy-to-follow steps that work in the latest version of the software. Whether you’re creating a YouTube video, short film, or presentation, learning how to zoom smoothly can help guide your viewer’s attention 👀 and add a polished touch to your editing.

In the video, you’ll see how to apply keyframes to your clips and adjust them to create a smooth, steady zoom effect 🌄. We’ll go over the basics of working with keyframes in DaVinci Resolve and how you can use them to customize the movement of your zoom for the exact look you want. This simple technique can bring more focus to your subject and make your projects feel more dynamic.

If you’ve ever searched for how to slow zoom with keyframes in DaVinci Resolve, this step-by-step guide is exactly what you need. By the end of the tutorial, you’ll have the skills to create professional-looking zoom effects that can make your videos stand out ✨.

📺 Watch the full tutorial here: How to Slow Zoom with Keyframes in DaVinci Resolve 20