1000fps: So anyone wanna try this with an AF-100?

[Logan LeBlanc]

Okay, okay. So at this point I'm living vicariously through you AF-100 owners (one of whom I'm soon to be).
Still seems like it'd be worth a shot, right?

http://www.crumplepop.com/blog/?p=85

 

[Stephen Mick]

It's on my list of things to do this weekend with my AF-100.

 

[Logan LeBlanc]

Hey Stephen, any luck? I'll be getting mine this week so I'll give it a go.
Just wondering.

LL

 

[thekreative]

I've been using it this week with my 5D. Recording at 30p and 1000 shutter. Slowing in motion 40% and then setting to 24fps in cinematools. Not as extreme as 1000fps, but very real looking 1080 60p at 24fps , so with the AF100 doing the same and doubling 60p would look super smooth to 120fps.

 

[Noel Evans]

Got a few RED clips that were shot at 60fps that Im going to do this with to 120fps and see how clean it is. (I know red can shoot 120 btw, just want to try it).

 

[Neil Richards]

Great link, thanks, the shots look fantastic and it's easy to do in FCS as well

 

[Stephen Mick]

Sorry, guys. Haven't had a chance to get this done yet, but I'll see what I can do today.

 

[bgundu]

The optical flow stuff has trickled down from Apple Shake into FCP and Motion. I used to use it a lot back in the day. Check out this profile on Apple's site:

http://www.apple.com/pro/profiles/michalek/
http://www.slowdancingfilms.com/media_en.php

 

[djkarn105]

Great link, thanks, the shots look fantastic and it's easy to do in FCS as well

You really think so? The studs in the tires are dancing all over the place. Don't listen to me though, I'm a VFX nerd.

 

[bgundu]

just took a closer look. Yeah it's ok for web resolution but definitely not production level. The thing with twixtor is that you can at least help it analyze the movement with adding mattes.

You really think so? The studs in the tires are dancing all over the place. Don't listen to me though, I'm a VFX nerd.

 

[djkarn105]

The thing with twixtor is that you can at least help it analyze the movement with adding mattes.

Precisely why it's so awesome.