If you shutter up a lot and want to get some motion blur back RSMB is an option. If I speed up the footage to real-time in Premiere, when I take it to After effects to composite, did I lose those frames? What's the workflow?

I recorded my green screen at 60fps (project at 23.976) to prevent tearing between frames. I don’t have any experience in doing this but that’s where I’d start. It may still look too smooth, so perhaps employ a motion-blur effect in post like Re:Vision Reel Smart Motion Blur. You can transcode it to a lower frame rate. Newbie question: converting to 24/30fps to fix the look of video So maybe it's.I dowloaded a project file to learn from but i dont know where to download these effects?Įlement + Optical Flares are video copilotĭeep Glow and probably others are from AE scripts. I used to consider it essential, but today people consume tons of Instagram Stories and TikToks without a moments pause for the motion blur cadence. RSMB is a pretty heavy effect, and the difference is nuanced. If it's fast action the faster the shutter the cleaner the key and the more need for motion blur restoration.

If I speed up the footage to real-time in Premiere, when I take it to After effects to composite, did I lose those frames? What's the workflow? If you shutter up a lot and want to get some motion blur back RSMB is an option. I recorded my green screen at 60fps (project at 23.976) to prevent tearing between frames.

Newbie question: converting to 24/30fps to fix the look of video You can transcode it to a lower frame rate.

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I dowloaded a project file to learn from but i dont know where to download these effects? Element + Optical Flares are video copilot Particularand 3D Stroke is Maxon Deep Glow and probably others are from AE scripts.

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