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Twixtor 3.x really works with Premiere Pro ???
Hi,
I think I’m getting paranoid !!I’m trying to get slow motion wiht twixtor in Premiere Pro.
When I do that with any other filter on my footage, it seems to be all right. But if I apply “shadow/highlight” Premiere effect after twixtor(and in my particular case I need to do that), appears like a persistent and undesirable flikering every fixed frames. Seems like “Shadow/Highlight” changes one frame every number of fixed frames.Furthermore, If I apply twixtor after “shadow/highlight” (and not before), then “shadow/highlight” does not work, and that happens with other Premiere effects. It seems like twixtor does not let any other filter to work with it.
First of all:
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2 Replies
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You cannot apply an effect before Twixtor in Premiere unless it’s within a nested sequence, however you should be able to apply one after unless like Twixtor it’s accesses multiple frames per frame.
To apply an effect before Twixtor:
create a nested sequence, drop your footage in it, drop your effect there and then in the main sequence, set the color source to that nested sequence (eg video track 2 or whatever it is)
Are you using PPRO 1.5 or 2? As well does your material have fields?
If it’s the same Shadow/Highlight as AE (just got new PPRO 2 this week and have not installed yet), then it has a temporal smoothing option (thus accesses multiple frames somehow), therefore would probably require an additional level of nesting to work in Premiere correctly.
Pierre
RE:Vision EffectsPierre
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Thanks, Pierre
I could solve the problem with the answer you suggested.
I will have to think in nested sequences more often.Antonio
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