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  • Workflow – 60p to 30p for sport slo-mo

    Posted by Josh Haggard on June 15, 2011 at 5:10 pm

    I am shooting a sporting event with two HMC-40s at 720/60p.

    The idea is to edit in a 30p sequence, giving the option of true slo-mo replays from the 60p footage.

    The content will all be delivered via web.

    Three Questions:

    1: Should I just conform all the clips to 30 FPS and then change the speed of the replay clips?

    2: I am editing offline in Pro Res Proxy. Do I need to do anything special when I recapture the footage at Pro Res HQ if I have conformed the offline clips?

    3: Is this the best way to set up this workflow?

    Thanks,
    Josh

    Josh Haggard replied 14 years, 11 months ago 2 Members · 2 Replies
  • 2 Replies
  • Rafael Amador

    June 15, 2011 at 9:47 pm

    [Josh Haggard] “1: Should I just conform all the clips to 30 FPS and then change the speed of the replay clips?”
    Once you conform in Cinematools, the clips will run at 50% speed.

    [Josh Haggard] “2: I am editing offline in Pro Res Proxy. Do I need to do anything special when I recapture the footage at Pro Res HQ if I have conformed the offline clips?”
    You can not recapture the conformed footage.
    FC can not see relation between the conformed files and the original footage: Different time-base, clips length, date, reel number,..
    THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS THAT YOU CONFORM ONLY DUPLICATED CLIPS.
    CONFORMING IS A DESTRUCTIVE PROCESS.
    CINEMATOOL CAN NOT CONFORM BACK TO P60.
    rafael

    http://www.nagavideo.com

  • Josh Haggard

    June 15, 2011 at 10:10 pm

    Thank you.

    I think it is gonna be a case of:
    editing the 60p footage in a 30p timeline
    media managing into a new project and recapturing only the relevant clips
    Duplicating the .movs of this project .
    Conforming the duplicates to 30 fps.
    Importing the duplicates.
    Using in the 30p timeline where appropriate.

    My word.

    Thanks again.

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