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Slow motion for a music video!
So I’m shooting a music video in about 12 hours and I really want to use the slow mo effect. I want to shoot the slow mo parts in 60fps and edit everything else in 24fps. So my question is, how much do I speed up the backing track for the artist to play/sing to in order for it to sync up correctly? I read 240% somewhere but that’s insanely fast and not possible to even comprehend! Please help!
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60 to 24 is 250%
60 to 23.976 is 250.25%It’s not impossible unless it’s a rap song. 😉 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOFxb0F2F2A
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You might want to shoot a few seconds to test whether the camera records 60p=2.5x24p or 60i=30p=1.25x24p.
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