[Per Haar]

Hi,
I did the same thing!
My output sequence is 25fps (I’m living in Denmark so I shoot Pal 25/50fps) and I shot a concert in 50fps/180° shutter so my footage is very jerky when played back in real-time. I tried “frame blending” (right click on the clip and go to time) and that helped a bit. But I got my very best results by adding motion blur (I have Boris FX) but I’m sure After effects can do the same if you have access to that. When applied it looks just like 25fps and I can cut seamlessly between 50 & 25fps and still get slow motion when needed.

/Per 🙂

[Per Haar]

Thanks, but I don’t know why people come to the conclusion that I’m having problems with making a vignette?

I trying to figure out what causes the mask tool to act weird, as shown in my video…

I found out that when I apply it to the footage it self, it seems to work in the few tests I have made so far.
The problem occurs when applying it to a adjustment layer.
That also explains the inconsistencies I have noticed, since I sometimes make use of adjustment layers and sometimes not.

But only time will tell if that is the reason…

/Per

[Per Haar]

Intel Core i7-4770 CPU @ 3.40Ghz – 32GB Ram
Nvidia GeForce GTX 760 – Driver up to date
Windows 7 Professionel 64-bit SP1 – All up to date

Adobe CC 2014 all up to date incl. Premiere Pro CC 2014 ver. 8.2.0 (65) build

[Per Haar]

Now I get what you mean, and I just tried to turn it off and it didn’t do it anymore. But then I couldn’t play back my footage, and I have never turned MPE off before and it has been fine so far?

[Per Haar]

I’m not sure what that means?