Canon T2i 60FPS
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slow mo is always sick...... looks good
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Originally Posted by Nascency Chris
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just take your 60fps footage and dump it into a 24 or 30 fps timeline... then learn about speed changes and time remapping...

cams that records 1k fps are sick but be ready to invest 100k for one...

some of the xdl stuff shot last years was 60fps because it was 720p... currently there is no standard for 60fps in 1080 60p...

i will tell you if you take your 60fps stuff and drop it into a 24 timeline and increase the speed to 213% it will play regular speed...

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^ I was doing the same thing ur doing when I use to edit using Vegas Studio HD plat. It would freeze up while I'm editing HD vids. That's because you are running low on virtual memory because HD vids take up a lot of memory.

I pretty much gave up because I always lost work and didnt wanna start over.
The solution to my/our problem is using Adobe Premiere because it has a Mercury engine that can handle HD Vid editing, hope that helps.
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Originally Posted by j_dane
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^sounds complicated, is there a tutorial on youtube on this?

http://vimeo.com/channels/tlsm4beginners
some useful stuff on here
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#5
So I was messing around with Canon T2i's 60fps and this is what I got. Now how do ppl edit with more FPS? Ive seen some do 1000fps
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#6
I dont know anything about FPS, but thats a clean f4i.
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#7
love the slow mo. sick
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just take your 60fps footage and dump it into a 24 or 30 fps timeline... then learn about speed changes and time remapping...

cams that records 1k fps are sick but be ready to invest 100k for one...

some of the xdl stuff shot last years was 60fps because it was 720p... currently there is no standard for 60fps in 1080 60p...

i will tell you if you take your 60fps stuff and drop it into a 24 timeline and increase the speed to 213% it will play regular speed...
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#9
^sounds complicated, is there a tutorial on youtube on this?
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#10
^^ ^^^ Thanx
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