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1. Re: How to best achieve slow motion and fast motion
Todd_Kopriva Oct 31, 2011 12:12 AM (in response to renized)The main difference between using time-remapping and just using time-stretching is that time-remapping allows you to change the speed quite flexibly at different times in the same clip, whereas stretching just changes the rate for the whole clip.
See this page:
"Change speed and duration for one or more clips"
> Also is slow motion and fast motion better done in After Effects than Premiere.
After Effects has far more control, especially with regard to how new image information is created between the original frames when you change speed and require frame interpolation (frame blending). Pixel Motion and Timewarp use a very advanced motion vector method (based on the Foundry's Kronos software) for doing this.
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2. Re: How to best achieve slow motion and fast motion
renized Nov 1, 2011 11:00 AM (in response to Todd_Kopriva)Thanks Todd - this is very helpful.


