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Editing with multiple resolutions (4K & 1080p) and frame rates (25fps & 60fps)
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26 Jan 2017 11:38 #85205
by jamie.farquharson
Editing with multiple resolutions (4K & 1080p) and frame rates (25fps & 60fps) was created by jamie.farquharson
Hi there!
Im just wondering if anyone can help me with this issue i have with Final Cut 10.3
I am editing my first project and Ive hit a stumbling block! I have a mixture of 4k footage shot on a DJI phantom pro at 60fps and 1080p at 25fps on a Canon 6d.
Im struggling to find the answer about what I should set the project sequence settings at?
Should I have the project set at 1080p/25fps or at 4k 60fps?
Many thanks for your assistance guys and all the best!
Jamie
Im just wondering if anyone can help me with this issue i have with Final Cut 10.3
I am editing my first project and Ive hit a stumbling block! I have a mixture of 4k footage shot on a DJI phantom pro at 60fps and 1080p at 25fps on a Canon 6d.
Im struggling to find the answer about what I should set the project sequence settings at?
Should I have the project set at 1080p/25fps or at 4k 60fps?
Many thanks for your assistance guys and all the best!
Jamie
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26 Jan 2017 11:46 #85206
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Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Editing with multiple resolutions (4K & 1080p) and frame rates (25fps & 60fps)
Welcome, Jamie, to fcp.co 
1080/25.
A second is always a second in FCPX, so your 60fps will automatically conformed to the other material. BUT, it allows you to create 'native' slow-mo. Same with 4k res: Will automatically resized to 1080, but can be scaled by 200% without loss…
jamie.farquharson wrote: …Should I have the project set at 1080p/25fps or at 4k 60fps?…
1080/25.
A second is always a second in FCPX, so your 60fps will automatically conformed to the other material. BUT, it allows you to create 'native' slow-mo. Same with 4k res: Will automatically resized to 1080, but can be scaled by 200% without loss…
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