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slow zoom
Hi,
I’m trying to slow down a zoom made in field production, but I only want to apply the slowness to a couple seconds of video. How can I do this in After Effects? Thanks. -
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Hi Michael,
Use time remapping. Search the help files. Also head over to https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/ and check out tutorials 29 & 36.
Simon Bonner
youtube.com/simonsaysfx
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Yes, pay attention to the tutorial where Andrew talks about time remapping with pixel motion. It creates new frames of video based on the frames before and after, rather than doing frame blending.
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The Time Remapping helped but the video is jumpy when i slow it down. Is there any way to smooth it out within the video between key frames, not adding a bezier at the keyframe?
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Yes, Bill was right when he said to take care of pixel motion. There are different ways AE can interpolate the new frames when you time remap. It can either duplicate frames, which isn’t very processor-intensive but looks pants, it can blend intermediate frames together, or it can use pixel motion, which involves all kinds of maths an idiot like me will never be able to get to grips with. Duplication is fine while you’re working, but you should switch to pixel motion for the final render.
Simon Bonner
youtube.com/simonsaysfx
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