Simon Wyndham
November 13th, 2007, 10:28 AM
Just wondering what peoples experiences of using Optical Flow slow motion in Motion were?
I've tried it a few times. It was made out to be the ultimate solution for slow motion. But, just as I have found with other software solutions such as Retimer, anything below 50% speed and all sorts of strange distortions start to happen.
Is there anything that can be adjusted to stop these weird picture warpings from happening?
50% is a good speed. Especially if combined with a camera capable of overcranking. But would be nice to know how to get better results with Optical Flow when starting with normal speed footage.
I've tried it a few times. It was made out to be the ultimate solution for slow motion. But, just as I have found with other software solutions such as Retimer, anything below 50% speed and all sorts of strange distortions start to happen.
Is there anything that can be adjusted to stop these weird picture warpings from happening?
50% is a good speed. Especially if combined with a camera capable of overcranking. But would be nice to know how to get better results with Optical Flow when starting with normal speed footage.