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120FPS
- Tom Wolsky
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21 Feb 2016 22:39 #73602
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic 120FPS
You mean 60fps? That's correct. That's the highest frame used in FCP or on any delivery format. TV goes to 59.94. The point of shooting high frame rate video is to have extra frames to create slomo. You do this by placing the clip in a lower frame rate project like 23.98 or 25 or 29.97 and then using the automatic speed function to make the slomo.
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- Karsten Schlüter
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22 Feb 2016 07:30 #73607
by Karsten Schlüter
Just as an info for you, Tom:
my Lumix FZ1000 allows 100fps - but records it as a 25p file. ==>> 'speed confirming' is allready done in camera! … you should've seen my face, when I tested that for the first time: clip into 25p timeline, 'automatic' => nada!! Clip same length! LOL!
… for sure, I can apply additional speed changes, I've posted my '1000fps' demo frequently here....
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Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic 120FPS
Tom Wolsky wrote: …The point of shooting high frame rate video is to have extra frames to create slomo. You do this by placing the clip in a lower frame rate project like 23.98 or 25 or 29.97 and then using the automatic speed function to make the slomo.
Just as an info for you, Tom:
my Lumix FZ1000 allows 100fps - but records it as a 25p file. ==>> 'speed confirming' is allready done in camera! … you should've seen my face, when I tested that for the first time: clip into 25p timeline, 'automatic' => nada!! Clip same length! LOL!
… for sure, I can apply additional speed changes, I've posted my '1000fps' demo frequently here....
Not familiar with other devices…
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