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Last Updated on Friday, 2 July 2010 09:28 Written by admin Friday, 2 July 2010 09:28
Face it – Final Cut Pro has never handled retiming very well. Enter Motion 3 and optical flow retiming – a vastly superior yet time consuming way to create slow motion retimed clips. Apple introduced optical flow retiming into the Final Cut Studio with the Motion 3 release. This will probably be better integrated in future version of Final Cut Pro – but for now we examine the Final Cut Pro to Motion 3 back to Final Cut Pro roundtrip method of optical flow retiming. For more free tutorials or to attend free online demo classes please visit www.provideoschool.com
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@jobblas Okey, then I gotto get another program then
thanks for aswer
@Phantom777777777 I believe Final Cut only works on mac O.S.
Does final cut work on vista?
Thanks for this… way better than everything else I’ve tried.
@provideoschool
but its true
@johneeeee that’s why some of the best film editors still stick with their original techniques, whether it be old software or doing it by hand. It’s what they’re familiar with.They pretty much express the exact same thing you did
@VGMaven Oops, I guess someone got their little feelings hurt by a comment. Some little pigtailed girly I’m guessing…how adorable.
@MrBerkley Interesting how words seem so necessary sometimes, when they aren’t.. All it takes is a special look from a stranger.
how do you slow motion with audio synced to it because i’m having problems with that
@johneeeee
By far the funniest comment I’ve seen recently !!! HAHAHAHAHAA
Too many words, boring video tutorial
@johneeeee hey go fuck yourself u slimy littlle spit fuck learning special effects is amazing and fun if u dont lk it then dont comment about it so seriously u should just go take a knife and run into it, go do something drastically stupid tht u would die, go underground and live lk a fuckin mole rat so nobody would have to see or be petrified by the thought of u. U should b erased from existence u are going to b on a list of pple who dont deserve to live. goodbye. lmao lol rotfl jking jking
@johneeeee wat? r u trippin on acid?
@provideoschool Me 2.
Dear,
If I’m editing Final Cut with 30fps and I use Motion3 to 50% slow motion of a 60fps original clip… does it performe better slow motion than a original 30fps ?
@provideoschool I like a good belly laugh before I start my day, and this was it, lol.
@abedkh – idiot
so I’m guessing that if I want to slow it down to only 75%, I wouldn’t double the amount of frames, but just add half the amount I already have? I should I just double the frames anyway to be safe? Thanks
Not bad, but i think its totally not worth the 27 minute waiting time, save up and buy a slow-mo camera if you are into serious slow motion
@johneeeee I have to say – this comment was hilarious.
This video was very helpful. Pro Video School is awesome, and very helpful! If anyone needs to view another tutorial on slow motion “optical flow” please watch my tutorial. I hope it helps!
You work is really really inspirational. Thank you for spending the time on this.
@TheCastaway15 final cut all the way
you can download both for free :p
final cut, way more powerfull