-
Combining 7D 1920 24 with 1280 60 slow motion. Work Flow?
Hi. I’ve been searching the internet for about an hour and can’t find the how-to for this. Say I’m shooting a movie on the 7D at 1920 24. Then I need to shoot a slow motion sequence in the same movie. I’d like to shoot in 1280×720 60 since 60 looks so great slowed down. But now, in premiere cs5, what do I do to match the two? I figure there’s got to be a way.
I keep hearing upscaling and such, but can’t seem to find out how to do it. Can anyone help? Just want to know how I’d mix 1920 24 footage with the 1280 60 footage. I’m sure it’s possible, but I can’t seem to figure out how to do it. Thank you! -
3 Replies
-
Hey Nick Karner,
The way you upscale the footage in Premiere CS5 or 5.5, is select the footage, right-click (Option+Click for Mac) select “Scale to Frame” after doing that, slow down the footage to 40% for a clean slow motion.
I hope this helps.
Will Thomas
SpaceCherryFilms.com -
Scaling footage up from 720 to 1080 also means quality loss.
———————————————–
Adobe Certified Expert Premiere Pro
Adobe Community Professional -
Slowing the footage 40% is one way to do it – I like to right click and hit “Interpret footage”, then enter the framerate of 23.98. You will also need to decide if you want to scale the 720 footage to 1080 for a slight quality loss, or both down to 720. If you’re just delivering internet 720, I would recommend going 720.
Reply to this Discussion! Login or Sign Up