FPS Confusion

1. Sk8EditPro94
   Member

   

    Ok. If I'm filming with a camera that shoots up to  1000 frames per second, (actually to be specific, the Casio EX-FC100) and I'm filming, say, 60 fps, can I still get a normal speed playback? I want to have one part of the clip regular speed, and the other slowed down. Is this possible?

   Posted 2 years ago #

2. jimcvideo
   Member

   

   You'll have to edit the footage in your NLE, but yes, it's possible.

   Posted 2 years ago #

3. Sk8EditPro94
   Member

   

   If I edit the part I want t normal speed, will it have a wierd sounding playback? Or will it sound normal?

   Posted 2 years ago #

4. CraftersOfLight
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    Audio track on the video would change as well. Example:

   You shot 30 sec. at say 120 fps. In your edtior you slow that to 60 fps. You now have increased 30 sec of audio to a minute in length.

   There are some audio editors out there that can allow you to modify the pitch to make that part sound close to normal but in this example any talking would be slow on playback.

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   Posted 2 years ago #

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