Gen Bick
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Strangely, the way that I am doing it (possibly wrongly) both of those settings seem to still result in footage that is too fast. 150% seems to be about right, and it looks good so I think I will stick with that. Thanks for all your help.
Gen
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Thats brilliant, thanks so much! Compressor worked.
I set the duration to 150% of source and this looks about right – hard to get my head around this as I’m used to reducing the percentage in fcp in order to slow it down, not increasing it. Any idea what the correct percentage is for making stuff shot at 18fps but scanned at 24fps play at natural speed? Tried to search online for an answer but I can’t find it.
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Hi Chris,
I think I am trying to do the same thing as one of the above posters. I shot super 8 film at 18fps. This has been scanned by a company at 24fps and I now want to slow it down to the original speed. Could you by any chance tell me how I can do this in FCP’s Compressor? I’m afraid I found it really hard to understand the AE instructions (and I dont have AE) so is there a really simplified step by step guide? Your method seems to be the best, so I would love to use it if possible. Just doing it by changing the speed in fcp gives terrible results.
Thanks,
Gen