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slow motion on HDV
I`m just about about done editing a short film for an up coming festival here in Sydney.
I`m not really happy with the quality of a slow motion sequence.
The footage has been shot on a SONY Z1.
I`m familiar with GOP structure of the Z1 , is this an issue in obtaining a perfect slow motion.
I`m eding in HDV then transfering the all sequence on a DV sequense for final DVD output.Txs
BABALOTTI PRODUCTIONS
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FCP’s slowmo ain’t all that regardless of the source format, tho surely HDV won’t help.
you might want to try using the compressor method for a higher quality slomo
https://proapptips.com/tips/article.php?story=20050706012856432or look at ReVision Effect’s Twixtor or RelaViz’s ReTimer
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TXS Andy!
BABALOTTI PRODUCTIONS
SYDNEY -
Shake, Motion, and After Effects will all give you better slo-mo than FCP. Also, if you had used the AIC instead of native HDV the slo-mo would have come out better. I’ve found tons of reasons to never edit HDV natively always using AIC, and not one reason to edit native HDV.
– Apple Certified Trainer
– Tutorials at http://www.bbalser.com
– South Louisiana FCP Users Group
– NOVAC Digital Filmmakers Institute
– Event DV magazine -
Txs bbalser I`ll give it a go!
Why I edit in HDV you ask… well it look ok no artifacts or bands etc etc. not at list at this stage anyway, But I`m eager to try your suggestion.
RegardsBABALOTTI PRODUCTIONS
SYDNEY
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