Time remapping over 1000%

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zboyet

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Hi, I am doing a time lapse in Premiere CS3 and I need to speed up my footage more than 1000% but I can't seem to find a way.

I am sure this has been discussed before but I have tried searching google and the forums but have had no luck. Maybe I just don't know the right key words.

Thanks guys
 
I had this same question. I don't know the answer but I'll share what I did: After practicing many times, my actors were able to complete their scenes very, very quickly. It was like 10x the speed they normally act.

Then, when I imported my footage into premiere, the time remap demand was significantly lower.

Hope this helps.
 
jordandov said:
I had this same question. I don't know the answer but I'll share what I did: After practicing many times, my actors were able to complete their scenes very, very quickly. It was like 10x the speed they normally act.

Then, when I imported my footage into premiere, the time remap demand was significantly lower.

Hope this helps.
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Thanks for the suggestion but unfortunately my subject is nature and despite my attempts at directing it just won't listen :)
 
Holy crap time remap takes a long time to render. It sucks when your whole day is eaten up by rendering.
 
You can adjust the base speed of a clip and then to your time-remapping over that, You can essientally do 1000% x 1000% that way.

Mouse2 --> Speed/Duration ---> Set Desired Base speed. ---> Time-Remap.
 
I find this limitation quite frustrating in Premiere which is why I usually do my time remaps in AE. One way to get around it in Pr is to aply initial time reampping, then nest the clip and time remap it some more, but that can get a bit messy.
 
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