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Frame rate problems
I’m a high schooler making a short for admission to NYU’s Tisch film school. I usually set the frame rate on my camera’s frame rate to 24PN, native 24 fps, but this time I accidentally set it to 24P, so it’s using 2:3 pull-down. In Premiere, it looks okay when viewing in the Source window, but once I put it into an actual sequence I get weird effects like this:
That’s supposed to be a door closing. I’ve experimented with different sequence settings, creating a sequence directly from a clip, changing settings of an existing sequence, etc. Is this a solvable problem in post?
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If you cannot remove the pulldown in Premiere Pro (right-click the footage item, Modify > Interpret Footage > Remove 24p DV Pulldown), then you may try removing the pulldown in After Effects [link].
Good luck with your application!
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