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Receiving 100fps footage from client, need a 24 or a 30fps final product
Hey all, sorry if this is a newb question, learning as I go here and on a time crunch! Using Premiere Pro CC on an i7 iMac with 16 gigs of ram
I will be editing a 90 second spot for a client, they filmed all their footage at 100fps to aid with time effects which I will need to use every so often.
For shots where I don’t require the 100 fps, if I set up my project and sequence at either 24 or 30, will I be able to drop cuts into my sequence and have it be normal? or will I need to do some sort of massive duplication and conversion up front.
Thank you SO MUCH in advance!
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It should not require a massive effort. The only issue is that Premiere doesn’t support 100fps. Upon importing the file, use the Modify > Interpret Footage function to set a lower frame rate (e.g 50fps). When inserting clips from the file onto a timeline, use the Speed/Duration… function to play the clips faster (e.g. 200%). This should restore the video to its original speed. Premiere will automatically drop 76/70 frames per second at regular intervals to meet the 24/30 fps sequence setting.
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