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  Slowing a C4d Image Sequence Down in AE?

  Posted by Dario on May 3, 2005 at 10:34 pm

  I’ve imported an image sequence (1500 images of a museum room walkthrough) rendered out of Cinema 4d with cameras, lights and all the 3d info.

  I need to slow it down some but don’t have the extra 4 days to re-render the original images from Cinema.

  Can I slow down an image sequence in AE?
  If I can slow the clip (image sequence) down in AE, will I retain my 3d info?

  I’m adding rotos to the sequence that need to be at certain places at specific times, therefore the 3d info is important.
  I also can’t slow it down after I add the rotos because they’ll slow down too and that’s not what I want.

  Jon W. replied 21 years ago 2 Members · 3 Replies
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  Jon W.

  May 4, 2005 at 6:41 am

  Use Twixter if you have it or just time remap w/ frame blending on. Um i’m not sure what kind of 3d info you need but if it’s just position data applying a slow down to you C4D sequence won’t affect the roto’ed clips that you composite in. Without additional info not really sure where the problem is…
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  Dario

  May 4, 2005 at 2:39 pm

  It’s just position data.

  So, would AE’s own time remapping ability be enough?
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  Jon W.

  May 4, 2005 at 3:50 pm

  Time remapping does an okay job at slowing stuff down but if you want a smoother slo-mo twixter is the better option.

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