• Adobe After Effects

  Stopping on specific frame using Twixtor or Timewarp

  Posted by Brennan on January 23, 2007 at 5:03 am

  Hi,

  Need some help ASAP with what is most likely obvious but can seem to figure it out. New to Twixtor and messing with time, and have the following situation:

  I have some footage (25fps targa sequence) and at certain timecodes, I need to slowly ease from 100% speed to 0% speed and stop on a specific frame. Now I have done the first part successfully. All is good, HOWEVER, the frame I need to stop on is no longer, and it is stopping on a frame maybe .5 sec before or whatever. I understand it is blending frames, and interpolating to create new frames. But I just simply want to slowdown and still keep that last frame. Whether I use Twixtor or AE 7’s built in timewarp, I get the same result.

  I am adjusting the time by speed, as the frame method wasn’t working for me. Anyone have any pointers they can share regarding this?

  Cheers in advance!

  Brennan

  Mylenium replied 19 years, 3 months ago 2 Members · 1 Reply
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  Mylenium

  January 23, 2007 at 7:36 am

  You need to create a quantized keyframe before the last one. You need to correlate your frame rate and percentages to the fields to coincide with the right point in time. Simply manually calculate a value (100 x target frame / framerate). Make sure interpolation between those keyframes is set to linear.

  Mylenium

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