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Multiple hold frames / auto pan
Hiya all..
I want to make a brief 3-5 secods video (which will be taken from a 3 hours long footage) with 3 frames long hold frames from the entire video. lets say that every 5 min’s of the footage I want to take a frame which will play (on hold frame) for 3 frames long.
any “automatic” way of doing this? or only manualy?
One more question would be if its somehow possible in premiere to add some kind of auto pan and zoom to multiple stills?
Thanks Alot,
Tal -
3 Replies
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The quickest method for creating your 3 frame studder;
1. Change the default still duration to 3 frames (Preferences).
2. Select the track to overlay the new still (click on the words “Video 2” at the left end of the timeline.
3. Stop the CTI on the timeline at the frame you want to delay.
4. Shift+Ctrl+M to create a 3 second still of that frame, name it.
5. Right click on the new still in the Project windows and choose Overlay.You can copy/paste motion and scale keyframes from one still to multiple stills using “Edit>Paste Attributes” command.
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Hi Mike,
Thanks for your answer. Is there any other way or some plug-in to do that? it requries too much work when there is about 3-5 hours long footage and it requires you to change the name of the file you are saving on each frame.
TY
Tal -
Three frames is only one tenth of a second. i really don’t think it would look like anything other than a glitch in the playback.
However, you could easily use the razor to slice one frame away from the clip, take it up to the next track, expand it out to the three frame duration, then insert it back in. Set the CTI to go ahead 5 minutes and then do it again.
There is no automation for something like this. Would you mind explaining the purpose of a one tenth of a second freeze frame?
I suppose it might be possible to adjust time remapping to do the job and then possibly copy and paste the keyframes? I am not on my editing PC this week.
Steven
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