Quote: Can you transition to slow motion/different frame rate or is it just on/off?

Explain what you mean.

If you split the video you can apply different effects and speeds.

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Quote: Can you transition to slow motion/different frame rate or is it just on/off?

I have not seen the ability to do that in PD10, it would be a good feature and I'd use it too. Simply adapt the keyframe logic used elsewhere so one can apply unique combintation of frame rate to a video segment so it transitions smooth.

Jeff

Transitioning from 1x to 0.5x over a 1 second span, using key frames.

What I have done in the past is to not just split and slowmo the the clip, I've split the slowmo clip into a few pieces and progressively slowed each clip progressively more until I get to the section I want the desired effect.

Being a PD newbie I have to ask how I can find out "how much" I have changed the speed of the clip. My previous editor showed a playback rate so that I could see how far off the original I was. This way I could refer to the modified clip properties to get a smooth transition into slow motion.

Update: If you want to use my method to transition into slow motion; Power Tools > Video Speed.
You can slow each of the split slips down a bit more than the preceding one until you get to the desired speed. Tedious I know, but for now that is all I have to offer. Richard

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