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Run, My Lovely, Run - HG10 60i>24p Slow Motion Test
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3. Run, My Lovely, Run - HG10 60i>24p Slow Motion Test
4 months ago
jamesokubo.com
A quick and dirty test of converting 1080/60i footage into slow motion 1080/24p footage with a little color correction action. Done in a couple of hours - just needed to know that the HG10 could produce results I could count on.
Specs:
Canon HG10
1080/60i
1/100 shutter speed
Post:
After Effects
Time-Stretched (1/2 speed)
Converted to 23.976fps
CCed in Magic Bullet
Followed these detailed instructions in this article (just make sure you interpret the footage with the proper Field Dominance): rarevision.com/v1/articles/slow_motion.php#
A quick and dirty test of converting 1080/60i footage into slow motion 1080/24p footage with a little color correction action. Done in a couple of hours - just needed to know that the HG10 could produce results I could count on.
Specs:
Canon HG10
1080/60i
1/100 shutter speed
Post:
After Effects
Time-Stretched (1/2 speed)
Converted to 23.976fps
CCed in Magic Bullet
Followed these detailed instructions in this article (just make sure you interpret the footage with the proper Field Dominance): rarevision.com/v1/articles/slow_motion.php#
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That is amazing.
And considering that vimeo is now converting to 30p, everything looks fine?
I'm all blasted and confused about this 24p stuff. Will have to read the article in full later.
Nice work man.
Well, just so we're clear, this footage was not shot in 24p (if you're talking about the whole "ghosting" controversy with the 24p mode on the HG10 - I, myself, am still not convinced about the issue either). This footage was shot 60i and later converted into 23.976fps using After Effects. It's simple to do and it looks freakin great. Hope the articles of use to you!
Now to learn After Effects more.
videocopilot.net/tutorial.html?id=56
then you can check out all the other ggreat tutorials they have:
videocopilot.net/tutorials.html#all_tutorials
hope this helps!
nice :)