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Premiere Play 29.97fps footage at 15fps yet 100% speed for Creative Purposes
Ok, so I am working with .mov files that were once .VOB files. They work fine on Premiere after conversion, no problems. The files are and have always been 29.97fps. 720×480
What I am trying to do is create a sort of stop motion effect where the clip plays in the timeline at 100% speed, however, the amount of frames playing is visibly less than 29 or 24 for that matter and the footage becomes visibly choppy. I can of course set speed to 50% but this would make clip twice as long and that’s not what I am looking for. I like this effect for the look of part of this music video. I tried making a new sequence with 12 or 15 fps but I get a Premiere error “no sequence preview settings have been found for this editing mode” and it won’t let me open the sequence.
Is there a filter I can use to achieve this effect, or some speed/duration trick or something? The idea came from what the preview looks like when ram previewing an unrendered section.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks!
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Try the “Posterize Time” filter. It allows you to set a frame rate at which the video will be displayed. You might want to choose 8 or 12fps….
Ben Unguren
Motion Graphics & Editing
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Thanks Ben! That’s exactly what I needed. Looks great at 8fps. I underestimated how much our brain blends the frames together so you have to turn it to a pretty low fps to make it look like it was on purpose and not a mistake. Go figure.
Thanks again!
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