Frame Rates EXPLAINED - How To Edit With Different Frame Rates | Momentum Productions
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- Опубліковано 2 гру 2018
- How to edit with different frame rates in your video editor!
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I'm still a little confused. I get the slomo part, but what if you have a 24p timeline and a 60p clip that you want to play back at normal speed (not slowmo) and if you're using Plural Eyes and editing in multicam in FCPx, show to resolve the issues of variable frame rate clips (like a screencast clip) and audio drift issues (if you didn't know to record the audio at the same frame rate as the camera during pre-production setup)?
So basically, always edit in a 24fps timeline and then adjust your footage based on what fps it was recorded in to either match 24fps or have it in slow mo?
nice informative video bro, if im into a lot of precise editing to the music and using each and every frame in some areas, would it mess up the editing if i were to be changing framerates and should it be at 60p+ both in premiere and the export in order to actually view the edited footage without anything being mistimed? sorry if the question doesn't make sense im just confused on how changing the framerate will effect if it still looks exactly on the beat or causes it to get mixed up and lose accuracy on the different beats
Great job explaining this. Ive seen others take 15 minutes to explain and still walk away not understanding. You explained it perfectly so one can easily duplicate the process. And great tip on the audio recording that would have slipped my mind.
Heya just wondering, why is it that the footage still looks choppy even at 80%.
Great work Josh ;) Keep it up mate
If you bring down 60fps or up to real time on that 24 timeline, will the motion blur/shutter speed be terrible if panning?
yes! thanks
Great video. If there isn't already one out there, I think you just gave some developers an idea for a frame rate calculating app.
What if you are editing in after effects, what is the speed duration on 60fps?
Dude....this was really good and so well explained too. Never thought about doing the actual calculator thing but makes sense. Appreciate it.
Deserves more views this. Thanks a bunch man, really really simple explanation and just comes down to percentage. I love it. 👏👏👏
Thank you for your fast, well explained and easy to follow video on mixing different frame rates. I have looked at a bunch of them, but never found anything this simple and straightforward. Thanks so much for your effort
Thanks man, finally someone who explains this so even I will get it. This helped a lot.
Thanks for this video and the info !!!
I been through a couple of videos and this was the one!🙏🏽
Wow. Thank you so much for this video. It's really helpful!
This is so well done. You saved my butt today. Thank you man!!
Such a great explanation... well done!
life saver !! Literally nobody has explained this! they all just say drop the 120fps clip into a 24fps timeline... I did exactly that and still noticed my footage looked choppy as hell at a normal rate. Thanks! I now know you I need to go to 80%