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Rotoscoping Different Frame Rate

Explorer ,
Dec 11, 2021 Dec 11, 2021

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My clip that I imported is 60fps 1440p and my comp is 24fps 1080p (I scaled down the clip) When I try to rotoscope the clip it automatically makes the pink not go around the person but it makes a rectange around the whole clip and when I try to alt/option to remove it doesn't work and it doesn't stay there. Rotoscoping still works for 24fps clips it is just reccomended to have it higher. 

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Community Expert , Dec 11, 2021 Dec 11, 2021

You want to pre-compose the shot before you Rotoscope. Make sure that you move all attributes to the new comp, then open the nested comp (the new pre-comp) in the layer panel and run Rotoscope. The frame rate of the layer needs to match the comp. If the source frame rate does not match the composition frame rate, pre-composing will solve that problem.

 

If you are having problems with frame blending when you do that try the different frame blending modes.

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Explorer , Dec 24, 2021 Dec 24, 2021

Thanks, having my resolution at full also helped

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Dec 11, 2021 Dec 11, 2021

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You want to pre-compose the shot before you Rotoscope. Make sure that you move all attributes to the new comp, then open the nested comp (the new pre-comp) in the layer panel and run Rotoscope. The frame rate of the layer needs to match the comp. If the source frame rate does not match the composition frame rate, pre-composing will solve that problem.

 

If you are having problems with frame blending when you do that try the different frame blending modes.

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Thanks, having my resolution at full also helped

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