Real 24p on any camera!? I think I figured it out!!

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emoo124u

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:Drogar-Mark-01(DBG) Okay you guys...I think I've just figured out how to have true 24p on any camera! (either that....or im a complete idiot). Ok so first, I sped up the raw, 60p footage to 250% its normal speed. Then, I exported the footage, then re-imported it (using a format that does not artifact, of course). Then, I re-imported it and slowed it down to 40% its speed. Have I achieved true 24p? I think so!! Hope you guys can comment! Check it out--it looks awesome! :laugh: :2vrolijk_08: :Drogar-BigGrin(DBG) :cheesy:
 
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i think your reffering to 60i, not 60P because not too many cameras can actually do 60P, and if they could it would also offer 24P as a mode. And having said that if your doing 60i your still using interlaced footage, speeding it up, blending the fields to become progressive then bringing it back down. perhaps you have figured out a way to achieve 24fps but not true 24P fps. In any event if you found a way to make decent looking 24 frames per second i dont see the harm in sharing.

:)
 
You would get a better result simply by taking 60i and converting it to 24p using Magic Bullet or DVFilm Maker.
 
Well, I don't mean to be flippant or derisive, just honest. The multiple renderings and resamplings will take their toll. Just do it in one step.
 
You guys, I understand that. But for people like me who do not have access to anything but Final cut and thats it, without a dvx or any other camera with 24p..............then this is was youd do!
 
I can't imagine what audio must sound like after warping the video in the way you've described.

Also, you say you don't have a dvx, but your signature insinuates that you do.
 
emoo124u said:
You guys, I understand that. But for people like me who do not have access to anything but Final cut and thats it, without a dvx or any other camera with 24p..............then this is was youd do!
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OK, but keep in mind -- it's not "true 24p" -- it's converted 60i. You will have lost a couple of generations and up to half of your vertical resolution.
 
(I'm getting a DVX in a month and a half). Plus: you keep the audio seperated from the video until after the conversion (it fits perfectly). Im going to post an example.
 
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