K Kip_Kubin Well-known member Oct 31, 2004 #2 Re: Slow motion effects in 24-P There is no "best" persentage for slowing down 24p footage. You will, more than likely, need to use twixtor to improve the quality of your slo-mo. As you may know film slo motion is acheved by filming at a higher frames per second rate than 24fps. If you slow down 24p footage you will not get smooth motion. Twixtor makes up, or fakes the frames you don't have, to achive a smooth slo-mo film look.
Re: Slow motion effects in 24-P There is no "best" persentage for slowing down 24p footage. You will, more than likely, need to use twixtor to improve the quality of your slo-mo. As you may know film slo motion is acheved by filming at a higher frames per second rate than 24fps. If you slow down 24p footage you will not get smooth motion. Twixtor makes up, or fakes the frames you don't have, to achive a smooth slo-mo film look.
S Scottdvx100 Veteran Oct 31, 2004 #3 Re: Slow motion effects in 24-P Even number of frames will be better but if you know ahead of time you want to do slow motion then shoot it at 60i or at least 30p.
Re: Slow motion effects in 24-P Even number of frames will be better but if you know ahead of time you want to do slow motion then shoot it at 60i or at least 30p.
