I don't know this is right place to ask but,
What is your preferred method for convert 60p to 24p footage(no slow motion)?
Frame blending or just frame dropping?
Or it just depends on personal taste of final clip?
EJ.
Best way to 60p to 24p (non slow motion)
Started by escape, Aug 18 2012 04:27 AM
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 06:29 AM
What platform?
Frame Blending will make it smoother looking but motion will look softer. Dropping frames will look crisper but will feel more uneven. Depends on the material.
Frame Blending will make it smoother looking but motion will look softer. Dropping frames will look crisper but will feel more uneven. Depends on the material.
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Posted 18 August 2012 - 04:16 PM
Thanks Drew,
I have premier and vegas.
I have premier and vegas.
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Posted 20 August 2012 - 09:57 AM
I know you mentioned no slow motion. How about a little slow down? You can try dropping every other frame to turn 60p to 30p and then slow the footage down to 24p to see if the slow down is really noticeable? If the 60p footage was shot with 1/60sec shutter then it should work just fine with the method mentioned.
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Posted 20 August 2012 - 03:46 PM
Thanks, I'll try that. btw, All my 60p material was shot with 1/120sec.I know you mentioned no slow motion. How about a little slow down? You can try dropping every other frame to turn 60p to 30p and then slow the footage down to 24p to see if the slow down is really noticeable? If the 60p footage was shot with 1/60sec shutter then it should work just fine with the method mentioned.
