Hey guys! So do you shoot everything in one frame rate, or do you mix and match them in your projects? BTW. For some reason YT is not showing the flickering of lights, but I assure you, they flicker :).
Is it possible to convert e.g. 50 or 100 fps videoclip to 24 fps in a video editing software without any issue / without looking weird? (I don't want to slow down the clip, just "downgrade" from 100 fps to 24). If yes does it make sense to shoot in high fps as much as possible (if there is enough light for the 1/200 shutter speed + if there is enough space on the SD card)? Because I could decide later in post-processing if I want to slow down a footage or just play it normally in 24 fps. So that I wouldn't need to think every time before pressing the REC button if I want to slow down later or not in the final video.
I don’t know of any way that would allow that in Premiere Pro and I don’t know about other NLEs. There are these AI plugins and services emerging which can transform 25(24)fps clip to 50fps-like slow motion. Maybe that will be better way in the future. To shoot everything in 24p and then “fix it in post”. Take a look at @saradietschy video about AI. It is the latest one.
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Hey guys! So do you shoot everything in one frame rate, or do you mix and match them in your projects? BTW. For some reason YT is not showing the flickering of lights, but I assure you, they flicker :).
Is it possible to convert e.g. 50 or 100 fps videoclip to 24 fps in a video editing software without any issue / without looking weird? (I don't want to slow down the clip, just "downgrade" from 100 fps to 24). If yes does it make sense to shoot in high fps as much as possible (if there is enough light for the 1/200 shutter speed + if there is enough space on the SD card)? Because I could decide later in post-processing if I want to slow down a footage or just play it normally in 24 fps. So that I wouldn't need to think every time before pressing the REC button if I want to slow down later or not in the final video.
I don’t know of any way that would allow that in Premiere Pro and I don’t know about other NLEs. There are these AI plugins and services emerging which can transform 25(24)fps clip to 50fps-like slow motion. Maybe that will be better way in the future. To shoot everything in 24p and then “fix it in post”. Take a look at @saradietschy video about AI. It is the latest one.