I shot a timelapse of the sun setting which I am considering for the short I am working on... I shot 3 fps and I want to speed it up without loosing any quality...
I started off by setting the Velocity to 300% so that should be just fine... but I wanted it to go quicker so I rendered an uncompressed .avi and threw it back on the timeline where I currently have it at 300% velocity again...
So I think I have a full quality .avi that now has the equivalent of a 1fps timelapse and I am showing every third frame on my timeline now... am I correct?
Also... why is it so heavy when I render it if all it needs to do is skip two and write one?
I started off by setting the Velocity to 300% so that should be just fine... but I wanted it to go quicker so I rendered an uncompressed .avi and threw it back on the timeline where I currently have it at 300% velocity again...
So I think I have a full quality .avi that now has the equivalent of a 1fps timelapse and I am showing every third frame on my timeline now... am I correct?
Also... why is it so heavy when I render it if all it needs to do is skip two and write one?