AFTER: Dog Rolling in Grass WITH Slomo

Just trying out the new Slow Motion feature in the YouTube Editor. My. Dog. Is. Epic. I decided to put the new Slow Motion feature to the test myself to see if it really is as awesome as it looks from the Times Square example. And who better to star in my example than my dog?! I slowed down some footage of my dog rolling in the grass and I also added in a little dubstep for good measure using YouTube's Audio Swap feature because everybody knows that dubstep, just like slomo, makes everything way more epic. The processing took quite awhile (like an hour to slow down 6 seconds of footage), but I can't say I'm not amused by the results. Sure, there are parts that look a little weird and pixelated, thanks to the fact that the footage wasn't actually shot with a high speed camera. The grass does this weird morph-looking thing and from time to time my dog's paws disappear -- especially if you don't watch in HD (this is your cue to click the little gear icon on the video players below to make sure you're watching in HD!). But for YouTubers just looking to goof around and have a little fun, it definitely does the trick. I also imagine it works better with footage that doesn't feature a subject (like my dog) that's moving around at high speeds like a mad man! http://www.tubegeeks.com/youtube-edit...