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|  | Problem Importing .mp4 into Final Cut Proby Shane McGee 5 years agoim having trouble importing a .mp4 i ripped off a dvd my friend gave me of him playing lacrosse. i plan to make a highlight reel of him to send to colleges. basically i guess im looking to figure out | |
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|  | Kim Brarud 9 months ago
This is probably outdated, but I just discovered that the newest iStopMotion update expanded their supportive camera list. This is great, because I love to make stopmotion, and what better to make stopmotion with EOS?! ^^ | |
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| | Service: Kimsane Films And Stuffby Kim Brarud 1 year agoFredrikstad stfold , Norway Film Video Kimsane Films And Stuff Editing Photography Writing Film Production Commercial I have been working with film in roughly 5 year | |
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|  | slow-mo??by Giuliano Bausano 1 year agohi everyone, i wonder why FCP sometimes don't want to slow the speed of my clip as i want... it set speed to more less then 22,3% or other similar close to 20% values.. anyway, if i can slow it, i oft | Re: slow-mo??
by Dave LaRonde 1 year ago
It's all about frame rates. If you shoot real-live motion picture film at 60fps, then play it back at 24fps, it will be 2 1 2 times slower. If you process this film digitally to reconstruct a new fram
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