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how to slow down video speed for instagram

by overtonis
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I saw this video on Instagram and really like how background water fall was slowed down. Was this done with Boomerang and there is slow speed setting in that app or was this done by some other video editing software then uploaded to instagram?

Here is the video in question: https://www.instagram.com/p/BLzW5BVg47V/

Thank you
#instagram #slow #speed #video
  • Profile picture of the author johnbelley
    iMovie is a software that can help you decrease the video speed, i mostly use this program to edit my Instagram videos
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    • Profile picture of the author overtonis
      Originally Posted by johnbelley View Post

      iMovie is a software that can help you decrease the video speed, i mostly use this program to edit my Instagram videos

      thanks will check it out. Two more questions if you don't mind:

      1. Do you load photos/videos to instagram from your phone or desktop?

      2. How do you change date of older video so it shows up as within last 24 hours so you can use it for "your story"

      thank you very much
      C
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  • Profile picture of the author gorahul
    camtasia or windows movie maker (FREE) can be used for slow down the speed of any videos
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    • Profile picture of the author overtonis
      Originally Posted by gorahul View Post

      camtasia or windows movie maker (FREE) can be used for slow down the speed of any videos
      found free app for android called Videoshop that looks promising.Says it can slow down or speed up videos.
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  • Profile picture of the author usmantemuri
    i suggest you sony vegas its most advantage software for video editing and power full program
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  • Profile picture of the author CTC3
    I think that type of video is called a cinemagraph and would guess that they used this really cool software called FlickGraph. If you have access to it you can create that type of video with four simple steps:
    1. you upload your video;
    2. you highlight the area of the video you want to use;
    3. you click a button that creates a "still" photo over the video;
    4. you "erase" any part of the still shot where you want movement to appear (in your example, the waterfall).
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    • Profile picture of the author overtonis
      Originally Posted by CTC3 View Post

      I think that type of video is called a cinemagraph and would guess that they used this really cool software called FlickGraph. If you have access to it you can create that type of video with four simple steps:
      1. you upload your video;
      2. you highlight the area of the video you want to use;
      3. you click a button that creates a "still" photo over the video;
      4. you "erase" any part of the still shot where you want movement to appear (in your example, the waterfall).
      wow that is really cool. Will look into it...hope cost aren't outrageous.
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      • Profile picture of the author CTC3
        It is reasonable considering... $69 (I think) for lifetime access
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        • Profile picture of the author overtonis
          Originally Posted by CTC3 View Post

          It is reasonable considering... $69 (I think) for lifetime access
          unfortunately I messaged them on facebook and haven't received reply back in 3 days and there is no contact option on their website. As good as that program looks I never buy if there is zero support.
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    • Profile picture of the author overtonis
      Originally Posted by CTC3 View Post

      I think that type of video is called a cinemagraph and would guess that they used this really cool software called FlickGraph. If you have access to it you can create that type of video with four simple steps:
      1. you upload your video;
      2. you highlight the area of the video you want to use;
      3. you click a button that creates a "still" photo over the video;
      4. you "erase" any part of the still shot where you want movement to appear (in your example, the waterfall).
      this can also be done in photoshop. Found instructions here: https://youtu.be/2DU0Sim_BJ4
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