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Marlon Torres September 11th, 2005 01:34 AM

"film like" slow mo
 
this is the best i can do, what do u guys think...

http://www.marlontorres.com/films/slowmo.mov

Mathieu Ghekiere September 11th, 2005 08:04 AM

Nice work!
How did you do it? Move very slow :-p?

DJ Kinney September 11th, 2005 11:46 AM

Looks great. No flicker or anything. What's the equipment/workflow?

Mark Olsen September 11th, 2005 12:43 PM

Looks real good! Tell us the secret ;)

Emre Safak September 12th, 2005 10:38 AM

Gorgeous... okay, so we are waiting for the recipe.

Mark Olsen September 12th, 2005 01:04 PM

I like the way he does this. Posts a really nice clip, then leaves us in blissfull ignorance ;)

Glenn Chan September 12th, 2005 05:49 PM

Gonna make myself vulnerable to foot-in-mouth disease here...

He probably shot 60i and converting that to 24p, each field taking up its own frame. 40% slowdown that way.

After that, optical flow or similar technology/filter to slow things down further. Boris Optical Flow, latest version of Shake, revisionFX, etc.
He could've used field blending... the resolution makes it hard to tell.

EDIT: You know what? It only looks like he slowed things down 2-2.5X. He just moves slower after he starts... so because he moves in slow motion, it actually looks like it's in slow motion.
To get 2-2.5X slowmo, you just need to do the 60i-->24p thing.

EDIT2: If you look at the quicktime clip, it's 29.97fps without 3:2 pulldown. So the slowdown is probably just 50%.

Javier Gallen October 3rd, 2005 11:22 AM

Quote:

After that, optical flow or similar technology/filter to slow things down further. Boris Optical Flow, latest version of Shake, revisionFX, etc.
He could've used field blending... the resolution makes it hard to tell.
He used a revisionFX like filter. Just see at the skirt when it's closer to the camera. No doubt about that.

Joseph Ivey October 10th, 2005 10:02 AM

Could you not just slow the speed of the clip down to 50%? I am curious to know how he did it too.

Eniola Akintoye October 13th, 2005 05:32 PM

Malon,
So are you going to tell us how you did your slow mo?

Lloyd Choi October 13th, 2005 05:35 PM

with my DVX, I shoot 60i at 1/120 shutter speed. when I slow it down by 50% in a 24p timeline, it's smooooth slow-mo like his.

It has ot be 50%, or else it will become jumpy.

Eniola Akintoye October 18th, 2005 09:19 AM

which editing software did you use?. Cuz I am sure other editing software might not act exactly the same way?
Also, can you please post a video clip or something so that we can see a sample or something?
Preciate it man!.

Dan Tolbertson October 25th, 2005 11:50 PM

So you are pretty much just gonna leave everyone hanging?

Ben Winter October 26th, 2005 11:40 AM

Heheh. Forget him, guys. I'll let you in.

Use MotionPerfect from GooderVideo. Don't let the cheesy low-budget-look website fool you. Their product is amazing. It calculates what the frames inbetween the existing ones should look like and fills in the gaps. You can get incredibly smooth slow motion using this program.

Pssh. Secrets are no fun.

Vigna Raajan October 26th, 2005 12:59 PM

Thanks a lot Ben. Downloading the trial right away.
Hope this makes things simpler.

Vigna Raajan.


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