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  • Pierre Jasmin

    July 12, 2013 at 12:21 am in reply to: How to double frame number keeping same duration?

    Yes in constant areas with heavy film grain twixtor will sort of cluster the noise
    You might need some denoising before Twixtor
    If you want to denoise just the motion tracking source, the ALT track source is there for that
    To avoid another nested sequence, you maybe can instead apply a denoising tool like DE:Noise in the nested comp/sequence *nested 2* in earlier project parlance, and then copy the original video track turned off over it in sequence where twixtor is applied in *nested 1* and use that as “Color Source” – making sure the first frames are aligned.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    July 12, 2013 at 12:21 am in reply to: How to double frame number keeping same duration?

    Yes in constant areas with heavy film grain twixtor will sort of cluster the noise
    You might need some denoising before Twixtor
    If you want to denoise just the motion tracking source, the ALT track source is there for that
    To avoid another nested sequence, you maybe can instead apply a denoising tool like DE:Noise in the nested comp/sequence *nested 2* in earlier project parlance, and then copy the original video track turned off over it in sequence where twixtor is applied in *nested 1* and use that as “Color Source” – making sure the first frames are aligned.

    Pierre

  • Steve,

    Made a new project

    https://www.revisioneffects.com/bugreports/prem/Copied_18_to_24_001.zip

    You actually in Premiere need to do two nesting down for this (unlike AE)
    1) 18 FPS: You need to pad the movie somehow so it’s more than 1/3 longer to extend the duration (in frames).
    2) 18 FPS: Then you drop 1) into another sequence, apply Twixtor there 75%
    3) 24 FPS: Drop 2) in there, keep current settings, apply speed 133.333%
    You will see I tried to cut the first frame and slide it back to 0 as Premiere has a problem with it’s speed math when frame rate is different.
    Because of that I would be careful about audio to make sure you are not a frame off audio wise (or worse) doing all this

    Will have Lori do a tutorial on FPS conversion in Premiere this summer… 🙂

    Pierre

  • Steve,

    Made a new project

    https://www.revisioneffects.com/bugreports/prem/Copied_18_to_24_001.zip

    You actually in Premiere need to do two nesting down for this (unlike AE)
    1) 18 FPS: You need to pad the movie somehow so it’s more than 1/3 longer to extend the duration (in frames).
    2) 18 FPS: Then you drop 1) into another sequence, apply Twixtor there 75%
    3) 24 FPS: Drop 2) in there, keep current settings, apply speed 133.333%
    You will see I tried to cut the first frame and slide it back to 0 as Premiere has a problem with it’s speed math when frame rate is different.
    Because of that I would be careful about audio to make sure you are not a frame off audio wise (or worse) doing all this

    Will have Lori do a tutorial on FPS conversion in Premiere this summer… 🙂

    Pierre

  • Steve,

    Premiere: It might work taking the 18 FPS in an 18 FPS sequence, doing Twixtor 75% then drop that in a 30 FPS sequence and apply Premiere Speed 133.333% (1/.75) to that clip in the main sequence.. minus the fact that the main sequence will be one frame off (will have 2 times the first frame at the begining). Let me check all this monday.

    Pierre

  • Steve,

    Premiere: It might work taking the 18 FPS in an 18 FPS sequence, doing Twixtor 75% then drop that in a 30 FPS sequence and apply Premiere Speed 133.333% (1/.75) to that clip in the main sequence.. minus the fact that the main sequence will be one frame off (will have 2 times the first frame at the begining). Let me check all this monday.

    Pierre

  • Steve, did you mean AE? (I made an 18 FPS to 30 FPS project in AE for you)

    If you hit the contact form in Support on our site, it will reply with an automatic message with an FTP dropzone (yousendit, dropbox, google drive… all work too)

    Pierre
    RE:Vision Effects

  • Steve, did you mean AE? (I made an 18 FPS to 30 FPS project in AE for you)

    If you hit the contact form in Support on our site, it will reply with an automatic message with an FTP dropzone (yousendit, dropbox, google drive… all work too)

    Pierre
    RE:Vision Effects

  • Steve,

    Do you agree my project works?

    Is it possible to send a short version (a few cuts) to techsupport at revisionfx.com ?

    Pierre

  • Steve,

    Do you agree my project works?

    Is it possible to send a short version (a few cuts) to techsupport at revisionfx.com ?

    Pierre

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