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Intentional Jitter
I am trying re-create the ‘jitter’ that you get before a clip is rendered.
The effect I’m looking for is as if there is an intentional micro pause with each frame. I can’t explain it better than that!
If you have a clip in PP CS3, black and white it, then play it before rendering, and see the effect you get.
That’s what I want…. can anyone suggest a method?
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4 Replies
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Hmmm, maybe if you could post a reference or maybe a link to a youtube or something.
It’s almost like you’re describing reducing the frame rate by half, say 30p to 15p. Than dropping the 15p back in a 30p project for the same duration of the original clip.
Or maybe a sort of Max Headroom thing…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZgFXdqDCRM&NR=1vVince
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If you could explain to me how to do that frame rate ‘thing’, then I’ll give it a try and see if it is the effect i want.
Max Headroom is certainly something similar to what I want, but I don’t have any of my own examples.
All I can say is I want the effect like that which I get when reviewing an un-rendered piece of footage on my PC!
FWIW…. I’m using PAL Widescreen 48Khz as my preset.
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Can anyone else help with this please?
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Without seeing an example, the only other thing I can think of is dropping frames. Just cutting out random frames or groups of frames, than closing the gaps by stretching the clips or compacting the runtime, to create a stuttering effect.
Maybe start a thread on the Premiere Pro or After Effects forum.Vince
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