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Interpolation for converting 90 degree shutter 25fps to 50fps
Hi all, I am planning to use a 50fps timeline, but my camera does not support 50fps, so the next best thing I can do is 25fps. My understanding is that if I shoot with a 90 degree shutter at 25fps, then that is like shooting every second frame of native 180 degree shutter 50fps. I hope that is correct… The question is, how do I get Premiere to interpolate the additional frames so I have a nice smooth 50fps finish? Do I need a plugin? I don’t want the blending modes that just overlay adjacent frames. I’m looking for a solution that creates brand new frames with moving objects where they would have been, had the footage been shot at 180 degree 50fps in the first place. Cheers, Mark
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You math is correct on the shutter angle. PPro can’t do the effect, but, AE can: Timewarp in after effects
More: https://forums.adobe.com/thread/1030247
and: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o-IKEoxKFusPhillip Todd
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50i, if available, in a 50p timeline will do the best.
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