Undercrank/Overcrank on the fly

[klitch]

I've searched high and low on the forum for the answer to this, so I apologize if this has been asked and I didn't find it.

While I am filming something can I change the framerate whithout stopping filming. for example if I wanted to shoot something in regular 24fps, then switch to 60fps. do I have to stop recording or is there a way I can do it on the fly with a continuous recording?

 

[jgastelb]

You have to stop recording and switch to the fps you want. No moving back and forth within that single clip.

 

[klitch]

bummer, that's what I figured, thanks for the reply. I'll just have to do what I want to do In post I gues.

 

[jgastelb]

bummer, that's what I figured, thanks for the reply. I'll just have to do what I want to do In post I gues.

If what you're wanting to do is speed up and slow down footage to give the illusion of undercranking and then overcranking, I would shoot the whole thing in slowmo and use the plugin Twixtor. It's amazing.

http://www.revisionfx.com/products/twixtor/

 

[AndrewGentle]

This effect is called ramping, by the way.

 

[klitch]

thanks