Shooting slow mo footage on the FX1

Dimitris Mantalias · September 23rd, 2009, 07:30 AM

I haven't noticed any serious time rendering differences between Twixtor and Premiere Time Warp actually. I was using Twixtor until CS3 arrived and from that moment I stayed with Time Warp. An advantage of Twixtor is the wealth of options to experiment, but if you use it as it is, it creates a heavy watering effect at certain surfaces, while with Time Warp the effect is minimal (or non-existent). For example, watching Baptism in Thesprotiko on Vimeo you can see the Time Warp use, with the -almost- default settings.

Grinner Hester · October 1st, 2009, 01:28 PM

Use no shutter. I use fliudmorph timewarp in Avid but also get great reults just using AE.

September 23rd, 2009, 07:30 AM	#16
Dimitris Mantalias Major Player Join Date: May 2009 Location: Arta, Greece Posts: 342	I haven't noticed any serious time rendering differences between Twixtor and Premiere Time Warp actually. I was using Twixtor until CS3 arrived and from that moment I stayed with Time Warp. An advantage of Twixtor is the wealth of options to experiment, but if you use it as it is, it creates a heavy watering effect at certain surfaces, while with Time Warp the effect is minimal (or non-existent). For example, watching Baptism in Thesprotiko on Vimeo you can see the Time Warp use, with the -almost- default settings.

October 1st, 2009, 01:28 PM	#17
Grinner Hester Regular Crew Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: services world-wide Posts: 118	Use no shutter. I use fliudmorph timewarp in Avid but also get great reults just using AE.