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It isn't something I have ever done but one question that comes to mind is are you changing your project timeline settings to 30fps when you create that version (and vice versa). I realise that you're producing to 30 and 60fps profiles for each example but I'd imagine that to do a proper comparison you would need to change to the matching frame rate right at the start of the project. Presumably you are using footage which includes some rapid movement.
Hi,
I was looking thios configuration i wasn't aware before (thx PD university Guy ![]() ), but i don't see what it do still.
Many weeks i work with defualt config of 24fps in this parameter and i work in 30/60/120 fps for sources and output ![]()
Here are Two New video for test, separate in 30fps and 60fps (i don't know how to have both in the same video without make a false sample). (and i don't chnage the project global timeline value ...)
* 30fps : https://youtu.be/5bNJG1X9rJU
* 60fps : https://youtu.be/0eBftMN09uY
Creation :
- the original sequence
- dual view with :
- copy with speed 0.5x
- copy with speed 0.5x + interpolation images added (hard option to found !!!!)
Another note ! a real pain to find this powerfull option (even with the doc that only mention it, without tell how to activate it) ! and more, when we use action cam center to do the slowmotion, this option even not available !!! (in PD15)
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Hi,
I want to show differences between 30fps and 60fps video with slowmotions sequences.
i have a source of 60fps and try a 0.5x slowmo.
then i render 2 video in 30fps and 60fps.
but, i feel it's not easy to compare, then i decide to make a video comparison side by side...
.. and i render it at 60fps ![]()
then no difference.
Is it possible, and how, to create a single video with side by side 30fps and 60fps ?
Like : https://youtu.be/avbCStXzfgQ (the wrong creation)
Thx
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