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Premiere pro tome remap – Does it use all those frames at 100fps?!?
Hi guys,
Just a quick one. I’m having a great old time shooting 100fps @ 720 on my gopro hero 3.
For my edit I want to ramp the bejesus out of it with time remap. Previously in FCP i would have gone to prores and then used cinema tools to conform from 100 to 25, all slow and sexy.
Now my question…..
In premiere CS6 if I put the original .mp4 from the gopro at 100fps on to a 25p / 720 sequence it plays at full speed. Good, this we like.
When I use the time remap to ramp a bit of the clip down to 25% is it using all the availablen (100) frames? Does this make sense. E.g its not like slowing a clip in FCP down to a juddery mess. In premiere if I time remap it to 25% then that potion slowed down is the same as if I had done my old workflow in cinema tools?
I hope this makes sense. Basically does premiere when time remaped give me reel 100 fps slow mo.
PHEW – THANKS!
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No, it doesn’t “smart interpret” and use all 100fps.
If you drop a 100fps file into a 25fps timeline, Premiere will conform the video and, depending on your settings, either drop or blend frames to maintain audio sync.
I would, in the bin, right click and interpret the footage as 25fps. This makes it play in slo-mo (makes sense). I would then time remap to speed it up to real time; 400%. Then when I want to ramp into slo-mo I would just drop the time remapping to 100%.
It seems like a slightly backwards way of thinking about it, but it’s not difficult to work like that.
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