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25fps footage in a 30 fps comp
we have been working with 25 fps footage placed in a 30 fps comp.
Is this likely to cause any issues on playback ? it looks fine when rendered and played on a computer but id is possible that this might not always be the case.
Also what is the best way to deal with this for future comps? I am right in thinking that if we interpret the footage to be 30fps it will be fine but play a little faster.
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thanks for your advice. I thought as much . especially having 25fps footage in a 30 fps comp.
would interpreting the footage at 30 fps cause problems though ? wont it just play a bit more quickly ?
in this case it wont really matter if it does. -
Yes, interpreting 25fps footage as 30fps will cause it to play faster. There should not be any technical problems, but it might create a perceptual issue depending on the nature of the footage. For example, increasing the frame rate might look odd if the clip includes people or high motion. For a low motion or establishing shot, though, it will probably look fine.
Other options include repeating, blending, or interpolating new frames.
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yup it looks a bit odd on some shots . it might just have to do though
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