slow motion and key frame
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July 1, 2009 at 10:37 PM #45612
Omtech
ParticipantGood day I am back again,
How can one tackle the slow motion without loosing the imge quality in premiere?
I have noticed that if I do slow motion the image quality decreases, I dont know if someone else have noticed that.
also is there anyway one can key frame the slow motion?
please hlep.
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July 2, 2009 at 3:02 AM #189242
XTR-91
ParticipantWhen apply slow motion to a video clip, each frame plays slower, resulting in a lower frame rate. All you’re probably losing is frame rate, so the motion won’t be as smooth. If possible, use your camcorder to record at 60i or 60p – then you will have a higher frame rate to back you up when applying slow motion. Slowing down half of the speed will give you a frame rate of 30. Also, don’t be concerned about keeping a 60 FPS video at 60 frames per second; most TVs and video players are only capable of showing 30.
Anyway, slowing picture motion will always lose frame rate – there’s no way out of that.
hope this helps!
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July 3, 2009 at 3:05 AM #189243
chuckengels
ParticipantThere shouldn’t be a noticable reduction in quality, have you rendered the timeline?
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July 3, 2009 at 7:57 PM #189244
Omtech
ParticipantI really dont get you well, rendered timeline? yes I put slow motion then render when playing the video I see the slow motion sequence looses quality.
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July 4, 2009 at 1:45 AM #189245
XTR-91
ParticipantI really dont get you well, rendered timeline?
Some editing software (PowerDirector in particular) has the option of rendering the video in the timeline and display it in a preview window.
yes I put slow motion then render when playing the video I see the slow motion sequence looses quality.
Are you sure that you are applying slow motion, saving the video file, and than watching the saved (rendered) video? If so, your computer or player might be dragging and “hiccuping” on certain parts of the video. To be sure you’re seeing the real thing, try applying slow motion and burning to a DVD to watch on a TV.
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July 4, 2009 at 3:23 AM #189246
chuckengels
ParticipantThere are two options for slow motion in Premiere, what one are you using?
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