How To Interpret 50 fps For Slow Motion In Premiere Pro?

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How do you change the frame rate in Premiere Pro to make your videos slower? But also, how come you filmed a video at 100 fps but Premiere Pro shows that it's 25 fps?
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Thanks this was helpful to me!

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really helpful. thanks!!

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[@itsdeanbanks548]

So helpful!

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[@SinanAltun]

Great tip. Thanks a lot

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Thanks, great tutorial

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[@djayaash08]

Hey, in my modify clip interpret footage section. My color management is greyed out why??
Could you please help me about this how can I solve it??

[@nicolevenvideos]

you need to select Color space override and then choose from options, they will not be greyed out after you select that option

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[@NaorGershon]

And if you want to slow down only a part of the footage? Put it as 50 in a 30 seq and speed ramp it?

[@nicolevenvideos]

@@NaorGershon do it in the timeline instead of

[@eugeniakamozinova9766]

Hi, thank you for your video, I’ve accidentally shot 50/25 fps and I don’t want the slow mo effect. I just want normal nice 25fps video. How can I fix it (using either Premier pro or avid)

[@nicolevenvideos]

then don't interpret the footage and use 50fps, that's it!

[@TomYeeha]

Thank you for the video. Info is at 2:04

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you should start by saying "thank you"

[@TomYeeha]

​@@nicolevenvideossure, I've edited the comment. Just trying to help improve the user experience

[@onlyfacts4me]

Would it work well to interpret 50fps to 24? Or does it need to be 25?

[@nicolevenvideos]

No it’s fine. Only recently I’m having issues with creating proxies of interpreted footage that’s the only downside

[@clydedigital]

Everybody does it, but it’s wrong. You should right click and modify the speed.

[@nicolevenvideos]

according to Adobe documentation, you should still interpret videos. You can also do it by adjusting speed but sometimes it's handy to change the source clip

[@clydedigital]

@@nicolevenvideos I heard from someone who claimed to be in contact with Adobe said that adjusting speed is the way to do it, whilst in the assets folder rather than on the timeline. I think interpreting does the same thing though, as you say... the Adobe guy said it was never intended for that though.