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Ramping high fps video
I recently shot with the phantom camera at 1,000 fps. I’m cutting in adobe premiere cs5.5. I’m trying to ramp the footage from realtime, to slow-motion, back to realtime. I’m very familiar with how time remapping works in premiere, but I was wondering if there is any way to speed up the footage any greater than 1000% ? 1,000fps at 1000% just doesnt look fast enough to sell yet…
I also tried speeding up the entire clip, then slowing it down via time remapping, but I’m worried that will just take the frames away, then add additional frames after the fact…
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
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4 Replies
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possible workaround:
speed it up 1000
export it.
import it.
speed it up another 1000
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Another idea,
Go to Modify>Interpret footage and type in a higher frame rate. You can type in 1000 to completely remove the slowmotion affect. Since this affects every instance of the clip you’ll want to duplicate the clip in the project and interpret them at different frame rates.
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ah, thats a much better idea than I suggested.
I used to do that in after effects with phantom 1,000fps clips.
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Worked perfectly! Thanks! It would be a lot easier if Premiere would let you go past 1000 fps, but a least we have a solution
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