Cloud Time Lapse

Julian Meli · July 22nd, 2007, 12:49 PM

Hey everyone, I was just wondering what the differences would happen to be when doing a cloud time-lapse in Final Cut Pro between having the "Blend Frames" option checked and not having it checked. I have an hour worth of the sky with the clouds moving and I'm "lapsing" it down to about 40 seconds. I'm working in 1080i; Maybe I should be de-interlacing for this type of project?

Joe Penna · July 27th, 2007, 12:31 AM

I've done some day-to-night stuff on DV...

Yeah, I'd deinterlace the footage first.
I tried both with and without Frame Blending. "With" made it a very cumbersome render, not to mention that it looked pretty bad. I would suggest not using it.

July 22nd, 2007, 12:49 PM	#1
Julian Meli Regular Crew Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 31	Cloud Time Lapse - Final Cut Pro Hey everyone, I was just wondering what the differences would happen to be when doing a cloud time-lapse in Final Cut Pro between having the "Blend Frames" option checked and not having it checked. I have an hour worth of the sky with the clouds moving and I'm "lapsing" it down to about 40 seconds. I'm working in 1080i; Maybe I should be de-interlacing for this type of project?

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July 27th, 2007, 12:31 AM	#2
Joe Penna New Boot Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Boston, MA Posts: 13	I've done some day-to-night stuff on DV... Yeah, I'd deinterlace the footage first. I tried both with and without Frame Blending. "With" made it a very cumbersome render, not to mention that it looked pretty bad. I would suggest not using it.