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You would need to apply the motion blur before the repeated frames. If you cadence is not regular (e.g.: 2,3,3,3,2,2,1,…) that’s an hard one. If there is regular pattern (for 3-5 seconds it’s on two) and you can split these as separate layers there could potentially be a way around like having the on-two in a separe comp and on-three in a different comp and playing with some sort of nested time remapping so time is compressed, motion blur applied and then reexpanded in main comp timeline…
Pierre
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You would need to apply the motion blur before the repeated frames. If you cadence is not regular (e.g.: 2,3,3,3,2,2,1,…) that’s an hard one. If there is regular pattern (for 3-5 seconds it’s on two) and you can split these as separate layers there could potentially be a way around like having the on-two in a separe comp and on-three in a different comp and playing with some sort of nested time remapping so time is compressed, motion blur applied and then reexpanded in main comp timeline…
Pierre
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The workflow is different in AE and FCP
In FCP you have to use Cinema Tools to reinterpret the footage so FCP loads all 60 frames in your 25 FPS project, and load the audio separately.https://help.revisionfx.com/album/19/#/tutorial-47
https://help.revisionfx.com/album/19/#/tutorial-45In AE there is a concept of FPS within the app and when you change FPS a second of audio remains a second of audio. One option is to simply do the frame rate conversion in a subcomp and then in the main comp animate a speed curve with AE time remappling curve. It will like that also use Twixtor in the subcomp to calculate the in-between frames.
AE
https://help.revisionfx.com/album/18/#/tutorial-36
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The workflow is different in AE and FCP
In FCP you have to use Cinema Tools to reinterpret the footage so FCP loads all 60 frames in your 25 FPS project, and load the audio separately.https://help.revisionfx.com/album/19/#/tutorial-47
https://help.revisionfx.com/album/19/#/tutorial-45In AE there is a concept of FPS within the app and when you change FPS a second of audio remains a second of audio. One option is to simply do the frame rate conversion in a subcomp and then in the main comp animate a speed curve with AE time remappling curve. It will like that also use Twixtor in the subcomp to calculate the in-between frames.
AE
https://help.revisionfx.com/album/18/#/tutorial-36
https://help.revisionfx.com/album/18/#/tutorial-33 -
It’s not an option in Premiere for a plugin to extend the duration and as well changing the out point in the project bin has no effect, what you have to do is look at the second part of this clip
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/twixtor-premiere-pro-overview/1 -
It’s not an option in Premiere for a plugin to extend the duration and as well changing the out point in the project bin has no effect, what you have to do is look at the second part of this clip
https://library.creativecow.net/freitag_lori/twixtor-premiere-pro-overview/1 -
I am not sure which app you use, but Twixtor in AE allows you to set the In FPS and you set the Out FPS with comp settings. This works except it changes a bit the meaning of your speed curves.
Pierre
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I am not sure which app you use, but Twixtor in AE allows you to set the In FPS and you set the Out FPS with comp settings. This works except it changes a bit the meaning of your speed curves.
Pierre
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and your AE project of course to see you set the input images / project bit depth / colorspace etc correctly
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and your AE project of course to see you set the input images / project bit depth / colorspace etc correctly