Resolution drop on Slo Mo ??
Hi Guys
Does anyone know roughly what sort of resolution drop you are likely to get by simply using "ctrl+drag" to make a "slo mo" clip. I have done a few clips with some slo mo done this way and there definately looks a bit "fuzzier' that standard footage which looks crisp on a 42" LCD TV. Is this an actual resolution loss or somply an optical illusion due to the limited frames Vegas has to work with on the slo mo bit of footage??? Admittedly this was on a DVD so we are talking about SD PAL Widescreen but shot at 1080i and transcoded to SD AVI before editing. Chris |
It's due to the limited frames Vegas has to work with. If you slow something down by 50%, you've now doubled the frames needed. However, those frame do not exist in the original footage. So they have to be created some way.
You may try turning off resampling or playing with some of the various setting to see if you find a combination you like better. |
The footage is deinterlaced when you apply slo-mo, and this causes a resolution drop.
Richard |
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Thanks Guys
Much appreciated!! If I have to use it then probably Mike's idea is the best but I'll still have to de-interlace the 1080i footage but it will still be better than transcoded SD! The best results seem to come by forcing a resample Chris |
Chris, a lot of Vegas users I know really like Mike Crash's free Smart Deinterlace filter.
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Thanks Mike
I see that the "correct" way to do slo mo is to de-interlace and then also set the frame rate (just for the clip you are doing slomo for) to 50fps (for PAL footage) in project properties which reduces the number of frames that Vegas needs to add. You then render just that clip as a slo mo video out to a lossless AVI and later import your normal project!! Chris |
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Something like this YouTube - Slow Motion in Sony Vegas might help you...
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Hi Thomas
Hey, thanks!! That's a nifty trick indeed!!!and coming from the home of Douglas Spotted Eagle it will be good advice!!! I'll try that on my next slo mo!!! A lot easier than getting my head around Virtual Dub or making external double frame rate files....it "cheats" a little but who cares if the end result is good??? Much appreciated..I wonder if anyone else has used this tip??? Chris |
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