
More Super Slow Motion [Water] - 550D
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UPDATE: Interview about the video
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More super slow motion shenanigans
Shutter: 1000
Iso: 400-3200
Twixtor speed ranging from 2-20%.
Lenses:
Canon 18-55
Sigma 70-300
Bit of warping in a few spots but nothing too bad.
Music:
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Perpetuum Mobile
michaelblieden.com/?p=619
More super slow motion shenanigans
Shutter: 1000
Iso: 400-3200
Twixtor speed ranging from 2-20%.
Lenses:
Canon 18-55
Sigma 70-300
Bit of warping in a few spots but nothing too bad.
Music:
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Perpetuum Mobile
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Also, I just got a Panasonic TM700 for the sole purpose of shooting slow-mo as it does 1920X1080 60p! It's Panasonics flagship cam in the CONSUMER division which is just ridiculous but hey I'm not complaining.
I'd love to see your workflow and setting's as you've done a fantastic job at minimizing the twixtor warpage phenomena.
PS: I have a couple of sample vids on my page if you wanna check em, both downloadable at full rez : )
Love and Aloha, Kalani-
Approx time spent on post/twixtor?
'J-dog
Twixtor Pro was used
Bg sensitivity was set from around 80-100 depending on the clip and same with the speed.
Slowest speed was 2% and highest around 20.
:)
Did you use, in twixtor, point tracker for better processing?
For future stuff I'll probably test it out.
Maybe tried to angle some of the shots to have even less detail in the background. Like the sky. To get better results.
The main problem is that there's too much movement and detail in too little time (60fps) on the closeups. Of jumps in the water especially. I don't think there's much else you can do than what I've done to get it better.
The more frames you can get out of the camera the smoother the slow motion will be.
if we shoot with high fps- the footages would come without motion blur. because it capture all the frames that suppose to be fast and blur.
so ,
how to use that footage in between 25fps shots.
do need add post blur. or what you think of it.
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// sorry if i ask in wrong place// but i was really looking for this.
The jumping shots might work.
The more frames you can get out of the camera before adding twixtor the better it will be.
Penguin Cafe Orchestra - Perpetuum Mobile
what is the camera model you used? :)
thank you
I assume you shot this at 720/60p isn't it? so you got more frames to work on, and the shutter speed on 1000... Can you explain all the specifications to make this ckind of slow motion please??
The 1000 shutter may not be the absolute best number to use, I don't know. That's what I used in earlier tests and I've just stuck with it.
Did you shoot at 60 FPS??
Yup, shot at 60.
vimeo.com/11352704
Then everything was edited to the music in Premiere.
seriously well done.
keep it up!
How did you go about doing the sequences where it started off normal speed then swapped to slo mo?
Did you just trim the start and add twixtor to the rest of the clip, and join them together again?
Sorry I'm a bit of a noob..
For normal speed I just set twixtor to around 200% (interpert footage as 23,976 before adding twixtor) then keyframed it and set it to something low like 5% when I wanted slowmtion.
Cheers mate,
Paddy
Right click your footage in the project panel and go to Interpert footage>main. Then change the frame rate to 23,976.
Did you do the pans and tilts in camera or in post!? Thanks.
Cameras moves are a mix between in camera and post.
After applying the twixtor plugin at 2% for instance, you can effectively get somewhere around 1000fps from the footage (although it frequently will introduce warping and artifacting, his example edit here is incredibly clean)
Would it be possible to post the original version. To see how much "blur" and "interpolation" Twixtor actually adds.
How would the results be with lower shutter speed?
Because I exported the files from ae uncompressed I had huge files and therefor deleted the original un-twixtored footage.
I will put it aside as reference ! :)
Thanks !!