Chris' Slow Mo Tutorial - Video

hi, chrislyon.....thanks for the slow motion tutorial ...I don't know much about af but i have a few things i like to learn from it......is it possible for you to post a tutorial on how to convert 30fps to 24fps in AF ...

thanks
 
bansheeproductions said:
Can you do this with AfterFX 6?
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It should. It works for 6.5.

I really hope Chris gets the super slow-mo tutorial finished soon. I've used some other methods but they just don't seem very practical like his first tutorial.
 
Super slow mo will not be posted any time soon. See the original post for the text explanation of how to get super slow mo.

Don't fret. It's only one step.
 
I have a question... When you export the composition once you've completed the slo-mo, What type of time-line do you import into? A 24P Timeline? Say your shooting a music video in 24P and you want some slo-mo shots, you shoot the slo-mo in 60i and your standard footage in 24P. Your timeline in say Adobe Premiere should be at 29.97 correct? However, when you export your composition in 24P does it jive with the Timeline? Do you see what I'm getting at... ???
 
The final speed varies slightly if you import into a 29.97 timeline vs. a 23.976 one. You get 50% slow motion in 29.97 and 60% in 23.976.
 
Scotsman
slow motion effects are generally used for action sequences and not dialog scenes. Maybe the odd martial arts scream during a fight scene but thats generally overdubbed.
 
For those of you who find their footage being cut short inside of After Effects, right click on the clip, and select "Time" --> "Enable Time Remapping"

Now the entire length of the slowed clip should show. :thumbup:
 
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