Deinterlacing in FCP
I read a post a while back about deinterlacing in CP, but it was given that the shot was 60i. I have a few shots I'd like to slow down without looking "smeared," but they're at 30fps. What do I need to do? Am I just dumb and missing something obvious?
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the physics of light and capture prevent you from doing that without reshooting...although shake (and I think the latest FCP) has "Optical Flow" algorithms that interpolate pixels to create frames inbetween the real frames when slowing something down... http://www.apple.com/shake/quicktours/ ... click on the "advanced image processing" link under the video. This stuff should get you decent slow downs according to the literature.
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I'm going to have to look into this more. Thanks!
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I don't think that optical flow technology used by shake is builtin to the FCP frame blending only the frame controls in compressor.
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wait ... what?
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God bless you. That looks good.
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did some tests, FCP only does frame blended choppy stuff...shake on the other hand...OMG...I'm going to give it some challenging footage soon to slow down...cool stuff.
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