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Premiere Pro and Twixtor

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AssMunch
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So,,
You can see my leg gets a bit "fucked up" during the slow mo. Is there any way to change that, other then getting a camera with a higher fps?
I'm currently using a GoPro 720p 60 fps.
+k (:
Jun 24 2011 8:30AM
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[evan]
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First of all that was way too long to watch. We know what's going to happen, no need for us to wait through the whole thing. I have no experience with twixtor. Where did you even get it? I searched and I can't find any downloads or info.
Jun 24 2011 9:33AM
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AssMunch
Posts: 358 - Karma: 78
I know it's WAAAY too long. Just playing around with it. I just google "Twixtor download".
Jun 24 2011 9:49AM
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50in07
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Please stop using twixtor it simply isn't cool anymore
Jun 24 2011 1:12PM
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Holte
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The easiest method would be to do the time remapping using Twixtor in AE. You would need to roto your legs, and use the mask as a motion source. If you only have Twixtor for PPro, you can roto your legs in AE or some other compositing program, export a matte (white on black should be fine), and use that in PPro as an Alt Motion Source or FG Matte. You could also try tracking your legs in Premiere with the Twixtor Track Points, but I've never really had any luck going that route.
Jun 24 2011 1:16PM
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AssMunch
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Thanks man! Gonna try it out in AE
Jun 24 2011 1:29PM
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