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Blurry Slow-Mo
One of the things I’ve struggled with this year is how to make my slow-motion footage less blurry. Unaware of any other methods, I simply slow the speed of the clip to whatever percentage I need. The problem is that it appears considerably more blurry than the rest of my footage. I understand that PPro interpolates between frames to keep it smooth, but even adding a sharpen filter does nothing to make it look clearer. I also tried turning on ‘Always Deinterlace’ in the field options. PPro ‘Help’ recommended this for slow-mo clips. It didn’t appear to help and actually made the image flicker a little. Is PPro the place to do slow-mo or should it be done in AE? Sadly, I haven’t learned AE yet so I’m hoping that there’s a better way in PPro.
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Premiere Pro does not have the best time remapping engine. After Effects is better, but for best results you’ll probably want to investigate a third party plug-in. I forget the names, and I seem to recall debates over which is better, so you’d best ask on the After Effects forum.
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Twixtor is a brilliant plug in for this purpose!!!
– Derrick
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Where can I find twixter?
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