YouTube goes ‘slomo’

YouTube has launched a slow motion enhancement tool to its built-in video editor, allowing users to create ‘slomo’ videos on the site.

The enhancement was developed in-house, using frame analysis to blend intermediate frames together.

Eron Steger, software engineer at YouTube, said in a blogpost: “Anyone who’s seen a slow motion video of a dog drinking water, rubber bands breaking a watermelon, or footballs in faces knows the age-old proverb: slomo makes everything better. What’s the best way to make slomo better? Let everyone make their own slomo video on YouTube.”

YouTube’s Editor posted a video demonstrating the effect. Watch the clip below:

 

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