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60 Frame Video on 24 Frame timeline
I shot some scenes from a film on the Canon 7D at 59.94 frames. I’m told if you place that on a 24 frame timeline you get smoother slow motion as well as giving programs such as Twixtor more date to work with. When I place the video on the timeline it still moves at normal speed. I obviously don’t understand the whole process. Can someone explain? Thanks.
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Yeah. What you were told was wrong. Flat out wrong. You need to use Cinema Tools to convert the footage. I have a tutorial: https://library.creativecow.net/ross_shane/slow-motion_cinema-tools/1
Shane
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Thanks! That did the trick! looks great. Great tutorial. One more question. What about all the footage I didn’t shit at 59.94? I hear TWIXTOR is a great program to create smooth slow motion. But does me shooting in 23.98 negate that? Thanks again for your help.
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Use MOTION… and OPTICAL FLOW:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKeA-S2iNuY
Shane
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[Marco Aguilar] ” I didn’t shit at 59.94?”
Ouch! I always try to shit at 23.98 myself. 🙂
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