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julianm44443758
Inspiring
June 23, 2017
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Speeding up the footage from 24 fps to 30 fps and slowing from 24 fps to 18 fps

  • June 23, 2017
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I'm editing a feature film which was filmed mainly at 24 fps.   I have an action scene filmed at 24 fps which i would like to speed up to 30 fps to imitate a normal speed. I was told that if I will have this final movie in 24 fps (as I guess most distributors want...) , then all the clips converted to 30 fps will be converted back to 24 fps when i export the final product. So is there any realistic way to have the action scene in 30 fps although most of the rest of the movie would be in 24 fps ? if so, how ?

Second question : I have a drone footage shot at 24 fps where the drone moves forward too fast. Can I slow it down to for example 18 fps in post production ? Thank you.

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    I have an action scene filmed at 24 fps which i would like to speed up to 30 fps to imitate a normal speed.

    Speeding up the footage won't imitate "normal speed".  It will provide the Keystone Cops effect, where the action moves faster than normal.

    To see normal speed, don't change the frame rate.

    To slow down the footage, you can change the frame rate.  Right click the lips and choose Modify>Interpret Footage...

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    Legend
    June 23, 2017

    I have an action scene filmed at 24 fps which i would like to speed up to 30 fps to imitate a normal speed.

    Speeding up the footage won't imitate "normal speed".  It will provide the Keystone Cops effect, where the action moves faster than normal.

    To see normal speed, don't change the frame rate.

    To slow down the footage, you can change the frame rate.  Right click the lips and choose Modify>Interpret Footage...

    julianm44443758
    Inspiring
    June 23, 2017

    Hi Jim,

    1. I  mean converting one 24 fps scene to 30 fps....if it works, doesn't 30 fps imitate closer to real life motion than 24 fps ? and then slowing down one drone footage down from 24 fps that was moving forward too fast.

    Can the above me accomplished?

    2. If not, I assume i would need to film the action scene again in 30 fps variable frame rate and drop it in the 24 fps timeline ?

    Legend
    June 24, 2017

    24 fps will provide the best, most professional "look" to the project.  I recommend leaving it there.

    The drone shots you can slow down as previously explained.  Use Optical Flow.

    Optical flow time remapping | Premiere Pro CC | Adobe Creative Cloud - YouTube