My SloMo doesn't look too good. What's the trick in vegas? I shot in 30P is that the problem with the blurred look?
http://www.potomacbass.com/otherimages/geese.mov
http://www.potomacbass.com/otherimages/geese.mov
SloMo
- Thread starter jpgentry
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Chayse_Irvin
Well-known member
Re: SloMo
Not sure if thats what caused it. But I know your suppose to shoot 60i. :-/
Not sure if thats what caused it. But I know your suppose to shoot 60i. :-/
Camerafx24
New member
Re: SloMo
If you shoot 60i and then put it into after effects and put in time strech at 200% and then right click on the clip in the project box and go to Interpret footage and make sure that the field order is set to lower field first, then make sure that the little blockey backslash on the timeline is changed to a smoth foward slash.
output this file and put it into your editing program along with your normal 24p footage and you will be surprised not only how beautifull the slowmo footage looks, bit how well it cuts in with the other footage.
Esentualy you are turning the indevidual fields into indevidual frames. (just like deinterlacing)
After you put it back into your NLE, sometimes you have to use the "remove flicker" setting. It helps smoth things out.
I hope this helps.
Be sure to check out the trailer for "Loaded Dice" at
www.horrornewsnetwork.com/newtrailer.mov
Ive got some great slowmo in it
If you shoot 60i and then put it into after effects and put in time strech at 200% and then right click on the clip in the project box and go to Interpret footage and make sure that the field order is set to lower field first, then make sure that the little blockey backslash on the timeline is changed to a smoth foward slash.
output this file and put it into your editing program along with your normal 24p footage and you will be surprised not only how beautifull the slowmo footage looks, bit how well it cuts in with the other footage.
Esentualy you are turning the indevidual fields into indevidual frames. (just like deinterlacing)
After you put it back into your NLE, sometimes you have to use the "remove flicker" setting. It helps smoth things out.
I hope this helps.
Be sure to check out the trailer for "Loaded Dice" at
www.horrornewsnetwork.com/newtrailer.mov
Ive got some great slowmo in it