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More 7D Slow Mo Test Footage
Had a few clips that where filmed in 60fps so had a fiddle with them. These are the ones that came out alright-ish. - Also check out my facebook page for up to date info on races and pictures. http://www.facebook.com/Tyler138Photo & http://www.tyler138.com
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- Date Posted
- May 19, 2011 at 13:27May 19, 2011
- Category
- All Mountain/Enduro
- Location
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Newport, Wales
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alibrann
(May 19, 2011 at 14:17)
Wow! so crisp 
What program do you use & what format do you edit in as I always have trouble due to some formats not liking vegas and my comp...??
What program do you use & what format do you edit in as I always have trouble due to some formats not liking vegas and my comp...??- + 1
Format is straight of the camera, you are meant to change it but for little things lie this i dont bother. So its a .mov h.264 compression. For the slow mo used Twixtor in After Effects and then put together in Final Cut.
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Ok cool, I have problems with lag when trying to edit h.264, any suggestions on which format would be ideal to convert to without losing its quality (too much)?
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What are you using to edit? If it's Premiere anything below CS5 is pretty bad, the mercury playback engine is immense now.
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Really you shouldn't be editing h.264 its more a compressed format and used for the final video. For Final Cut your meant to change to Pro Res, not to sure on Vegas. Give it a google or have a look around on Vimeo and you will find the answer.
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Tipsy... haha i've used some kinda track point before :S I got twixtor pro though, dunno if it's different...