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Ramped Slow Motion

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LarryPowers
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Hey guys check out my slow mo test:



Filmed with gopro 3 white edition

feedback appreciated!
Jun 15 2013 1:42PM
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.qzyxya
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Jun 15 2013 3:45PM
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Forcillo
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I mean, it's choppy slowmo.. What feedback are you looking for?
Jun 15 2013 4:51PM
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jibbinc.
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you did something wrong....
what program are you using?

ramp test from Kelsey Clarke on Vimeo.

Jun 15 2013 5:08PM
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FatWhore
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damnnnn
Jun 15 2013 5:22PM
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LarryPowers
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sony vegas 10
Jun 15 2013 5:53PM
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Kretzschmar
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and thats where your problem lies. after effects is probably the easiest/best program to ramp clips in (correct me if I'm wrong here)



Jun 18 2013 1:45PM
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raymondcabral
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You can do a way better ramped slow mo In sony vegas if you download Twixtor... an easy download if you look it up on youtube.
Jun 18 2013 3:46PM
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J_BISCHOF
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l o fucking l
Jun 18 2013 4:06PM
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quixotic
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Doesn't matter what software you use... yes, some are easier to obtain better results, but it's the frame rate the clip was shot at that really matters. higher frame rate = smoother playback.
Jun 18 2013 5:14PM
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erikK
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he's actually right. twixtor has more uses than to just slow your clips down 100000x.
Jun 18 2013 7:37PM
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Tikayt
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Slow mo quality and fluidity essentially depends on your FPS. On most DSLR's you won't get anything above 30 fps which is still good enough for a slow mo.
Jun 19 2013 3:24AM
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erikK
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almost every dslr released in the last two years has had 60 fps.
Jun 19 2013 4:15AM
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SamColby
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will someone post an official in-depth "how to" for ramped slow motion?
Jun 19 2013 8:17AM
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.qzyxya
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time > enable time remapping
Jun 19 2013 12:21PM
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quixotic
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+ramp+slow+mo
Jun 19 2013 12:22PM
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Forcillo
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except for everything made by Nikon
Jun 19 2013 1:04PM
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erikK
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d3200: 60fps
d5200: 60fps
d7100: 60fps
d800: 60fps
d4: 60fps
Jun 19 2013 1:19PM
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CrotchKiller
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lol nope
Jun 19 2013 1:32PM
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LarryPowers
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Should I upgrade to AAE?
Jun 19 2013 4:32PM
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erikK
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AE is a tool that goes alongside your non-linear editing system. you shouldn't replace vegas with it, but you might want to consider doing your effects in it and then bringing them into vegas to edit on a timeline.
Jun 19 2013 4:36PM
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jibbinc.
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Should upgrade to premiere, then you can link After Effects files seamlessly.
The best way to do ramp slomo is shoot at 60FPS with a higher shutter, ramp no lower then %40 ( 24fps ) at lowest point. drop that in a 24fps timeline in premire.
after effects is the only way to get correct ramped audio(without audio post prod) to my knowledge.

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