DOSMedia
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240 frames per second. Well its 240i.
I figured it out. Its 1080i60 over cranked to 240i.
Here is an example.... What I did was I slowed this shot down to 40% in post, which makes it 10% actual speed. No optical flow or twixtor.
The quality is definitely not great and its boarder line acceptable for online videos. If you watch it full screen, its not good at all, but in this little vimeo clip, it looks fine. I did not touch the shot. No color grading or sharpening. I feel like if I did some things different and sharpened it some, it would be more acceptable.
Here is the shot placed with other 1080 shots (nothing edited here, just shots thrown in a timeline):
Im going to try to shoot it some next weekend when I shoot an auto racing project and I will try to mix a couple smooth slow mo shots in there to see how it looks in an actual project.
I figured it out. Its 1080i60 over cranked to 240i.
Here is an example.... What I did was I slowed this shot down to 40% in post, which makes it 10% actual speed. No optical flow or twixtor.
The quality is definitely not great and its boarder line acceptable for online videos. If you watch it full screen, its not good at all, but in this little vimeo clip, it looks fine. I did not touch the shot. No color grading or sharpening. I feel like if I did some things different and sharpened it some, it would be more acceptable.
Here is the shot placed with other 1080 shots (nothing edited here, just shots thrown in a timeline):
Im going to try to shoot it some next weekend when I shoot an auto racing project and I will try to mix a couple smooth slow mo shots in there to see how it looks in an actual project.
