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How to get slow motion with 720/60p material in Premiere Pro CS5.5

May 2, 2012 2:57 AM

Hi everyone,

 

I'm trying to learn how to get a slow-motion effect with material that has been shot in 60p (59.94fps).

 

I imported that material (AVCHD-codec) into Premiere Pro CS 5.5 and created a new sequence with 25 fps. Still, the material is in normal speed in playback. no slow motion...

 

Can anyone tell me whether I missed out on something really simple :-) ? Or is the whole thing more complicated than I thought?

 

Any help welcome,

 

thanks!

 

Toni

1239 Views   3 Replies   Latest reply: Syrtah123, May 2, 2012 7:37 AM
 
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  • Syrtah123
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    1. Syrtah123,
    May 2, 2012 4:36 AM   in reply to Syrtah123
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    Ok, it's weird to answer my own post, yet I learned how to do it and in case someone else is just starting up, it might be helpful:

     

    import the 60p footage into premiere, rightclick onto it in your footage-list and got to modify > interpret footage. there you can enter your desired framerate (in my case 25fps) and click "ok". then right click on the footage again and choose "new sequence from clip" and now you have a 25fps-sequence with true slow motion footage.

     

    thanks to Adobe ambassador Jon Barrie!

     
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    2. Stephen_Spider,
    May 2, 2012 4:49 AM   in reply to Syrtah123
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    Are you in Europe?

     

    What formats do you intend to deliver in?

     
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    3. Syrtah123,
    May 2, 2012 7:37 AM   in reply to Stephen_Spider
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    Hi!

     

    Yes, I am in Europe and the intended format will be a H.264 PAL mp4-file with 25 fps in a resolution of 1080x720.

     

    Any suggestions? :-)

     
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