Slow motion HELL-P!!

rawfa

rawfa

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Hi,

I just finished a 10 episode program for spanish tv and I notice that all the movinf sequences (pans and travellings) that are in slow motion have some sort ciclic "tilt". I started thinking that this might be because when I decrease the clip speed on premiere it doubles some frames and this is more evident during moving shots. Now I urgently have to find out another way to convert these sequences to slow motion that won't affect the quality so drasticly. I even thought about simply not using slow motion on theses sequences but these videos must have a certain amount of time and if I don't use slow motion they won't have the required time. I could not replace these shots but they are very important. So, bottom line, I need theses same shots on slow motion (they must take longer than the speed they were originaly shot with). This is a problematic issue, since I ALWAYS set my footages' speed to 94% (I shoot with the FX1 using CF25). Any advice?...NOW!!!

P.S - I followed some leads from another slow-motion threads but nothing worked (flame blend, deinterlace, flicker removal)
 
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Ok, I've got TWIXTOR installed and the slow motion does look good, but somehow the clip still has the same duration as the original (wth?!) and I need it to be longer. Tips?
 
Tell the producer the timing is shorter... why should it be a problem?
why dont you add more footage?
 
Rafa, are you sure about speeding down the clip with TWIXTOR and getting the SAME duration you had before?
 
I've never used Twixtor in Premiere, but I own a copy of it for After Effects. In AE, you apply Twixtor to a dummy clip that is the length that you want the finalized clip to be. You apply Twixtor to the dummy clip. Then inside of the Twixtor settings you reference the original clip (the one you want to slow down). So the dummy clip turns into a slowed-down version of the original clip (with a longer run time). If you apply Twixtor to the clip you want to slow down, then it will not work correctly. Thats how it works in AE anyways. Hope this helps.
 
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