Playing slowmotion in normal speed! at DVinfo.net

Bo Skelmose · December 19th, 2013, 02:25 PM

Hi
I record my material frorm my F5. 120 frames per sec.with a 180 degree shutter. I use Adobe CS6.
I want to play normal speed and cut to superslow. No problem to cut and set the speed on the first part to 400% .When I do that, premiere drops 3 frames and play one which give a strobe effekt - like using a shutter.
But what would it look like if the NLE could mix the frame it use with a couple of the frames it just throw away - I know it would give motion blur of a kind but it would not look so stroboscopic but normal. Can this be done?

Tried to use mix frame - but it mix the 2 frames it sorted out to use and not the frames it throw away. Hope you understand my english :)

Cees van Kempen · December 20th, 2013, 03:03 AM

Dear Bo, if you shoot at 180 degrees and speed up with 400% you have the same effect as when shooting normal speed at 45 degrees (180 devided by 4). I always shoot at 360 degrees when using high frame rate. When playing at normal speed the picture is more smooth. It gives me more light at the same time, which is often needed at HFR.

December 19th, 2013, 02:25 PM	#1
Bo Skelmose Major Player Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Denmark Posts: 495	Playing slowmotion in normal speed! Hi I record my material frorm my F5. 120 frames per sec.with a 180 degree shutter. I use Adobe CS6. I want to play normal speed and cut to superslow. No problem to cut and set the speed on the first part to 400% .When I do that, premiere drops 3 frames and play one which give a strobe effekt - like using a shutter. But what would it look like if the NLE could mix the frame it use with a couple of the frames it just throw away - I know it would give motion blur of a kind but it would not look so stroboscopic but normal. Can this be done? Tried to use mix frame - but it mix the 2 frames it sorted out to use and not the frames it throw away. Hope you understand my english :) Last edited by Bo Skelmose; December 19th, 2013 at 03:11 PM.

December 20th, 2013, 03:03 AM	#2
Cees van Kempen Major Player Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Nieuw-Vossemeer, The Netherlands Posts: 455	Re: Playing slowmotion in normal speed! Dear Bo, if you shoot at 180 degrees and speed up with 400% you have the same effect as when shooting normal speed at 45 degrees (180 devided by 4). I always shoot at 360 degrees when using high frame rate. When playing at normal speed the picture is more smooth. It gives me more light at the same time, which is often needed at HFR. __________________ Cees van Kempen www.iwp-wildlife.com