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Re: Controlling HFR Motion Blur in Post?

Colin Elves
 

You can do that in Adobe After effects. ‘Interpret motion blur’ or something it’s called. I’m sure you can keyframe it too.

Colin Elves
Director of Photography
Currently Bucks


On 16 Jul 2018, at 12:08, Mark Kenfield <mark@...> wrote:

Hi everyone,

I'm trying to track down a link to a HFR software demonstration I saw not too long ago.

They'd shot demo material (of dancers in an airplane hangar I think) on an F65 at 120fps. And their software allowed you to take the 120fps footage, and adjust the frame rate and attendant motion blur in post. So you could restore a 24fps @ 180 degree shutter look, to 120fps material, and ramp smoothly between the two.

Can anyone remember the name of that software, or point me in the direction of the tech demo for it?

Cheers,

Mark Kenfield

Cinematographer

Melbourne

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