 pwnagePowdered Toast ManPremium
join:2004-03-20
ComeByChance | [Soft] slow-mo effect converting 60fps to 24fps what's the best option to get that slow-mo effect that's become popular with converting video recorded at 60fps to 24fps.
I'm using a canon 60d if that helps.
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pwnagePowdered Toast ManPremium
join:2004-03-20
ComeByChance | I've seen others mention Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere...are there others software that can do this easily? |
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 49528867Premium
join:2010-04-16
Fort Lauderdale, FL
kudos:3 | said by pwnage:I've seen others mention Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere...are there others software that can do this easily?
Not that I know of, however there are a couple of ways you can do slo-mo depending on what NLE app you are utilizing, for a Mac user in FCP you would use Cinema Tools and do a conform of 60FPS to 24.
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=LV5b8yu4B1s
Another method for the PC user is with Sony Vegas where the frame rate is not converted but the timeline is stretched, to do so, drop the video to be edited into the timeline, then hover the curser over the right most part of the video to be slo-moed, and while holding down the control key left click on the video and drag it to the right stretching it into the timeline.
This is an example of how you do it.
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=ePByJip5qQc
As you can see comparing take 1 to take 2, I was able to slow down a 00:00:40 second clip out to 00:02:40.
Take 1
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=pBb5sP_QESg
Take 2
»www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahSuIhUWl2Q
Now obviously, both methods (Mac and PC) also stretch the audio timeline, as such you will need to re-dub your audio once editing is complete, and before rendering.
Wayne
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 DeathKPremium
join:2002-06-16
Cincinnati, OH | reply to pwnage
said by pwnage:I've seen others mention Sony Vegas or Adobe Premiere...are there others software that can do this easily?
Cyberlink PowerDirector will do this. There's a video speed adjustment as well as a slow-motion video setting (.8X to .25X) with frame interpolation.
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 nklbPremium
join:2000-11-17
Ann Arbor, MI
kudos:2 | said by DeathK:There's a video speed adjustment as well as a slow-motion video setting (.8X to .25X) with frame interpolation.
I think the point of the OPs request is to AVOID frame interpolation. |
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DeathKPremium
join:2002-06-16
Cincinnati, OH | Good thing there's two options then right? He could try them both and see which one looks better.
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 DavisPhotogFlyingphotogPremium,MVM
join:2001-08-26
Rohnert Park, CA | reply to nklb
said by nklb:said by DeathK:There's a video speed adjustment as well as a slow-motion video setting (.8X to .25X) with frame interpolation.
I think the point of the OPs request is to AVOID frame interpolation. Exactly. I've searched for this option myself, and I'm surprised at how very few consumer-oriented applications are geared toward it. With all the new DSLRs that feature 720p at 60p, you'd think there would be a good/cheap solution by now to take that 60p and turn it into 24p (40% speed) really easily.
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 drewAutomaticPremium
join:2002-07-10
Port Orchard, WA
kudos:6 | Vegas is like $50 for the cheapest version and can do this. |
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