Variable Framerate Reversal Question

[aravance]

I think I saw the procedure of how to do this in another thread, but I just couldn't find it again after hours of searching.

You know when you shoot variable framerates it looks one way through the lcd/viewfinder, but on playback it looks different? I want it to look the first way.
That's the easiest way I can explain it.

I know this can't be done in camera, but I recall seeing someone post about either using a frame rate converter so that it disregards the 24pN and just gives you the 12fps/60fps/etc.

Any help? I use FCP.

Thanks!

 

[aravance]

I tried using the DVCPROHD Framerate Converter tool in Final Cut Pro, but it gave me an error saying it will only work with 720p59.94 or 50fps footage.

 

[David Jimerson]

Speed it up or slow it down in post, whichever is appropriate.

If you shot 48 fps with 24pN, speed it up to 200%. If you shot 12 fps, slow it down to 50%. And so on.

 

[aravance]

Acutally I think I figured out what I wanted in camera.

I changed the settings to 720p60, set the variable framerates and it gives me the desired effect.

I'm hoping when I bring it into FCP and convert the framerate to 24p that it should maintain the look.