Footage shot with to high of a shutter

[Jacob Allen]

I have received footage that was shot on a Red Epic with the wrong shutter speed on accident. The footage isn't something that can be reshot unfortunately. It was shot at 23.98 at 1/500th instead of 1/48th. Is there any thing that can be done in post to save the footage and make it look smoother?

Jacob

 

[Jon Carr]

Use ND's next time.

 

[Jacob Allen]

That wasn't the problem. It was shot at the wrong shutter speed by mistake. I would like to have suggestions on how to salvage the footage in post.

 

[John Schick]

You could try using a plugin like "Real Smart Motion Blur": http://www.revisionfx.com/products/rsmb/

Or the new effect in After Effects CC called "Pixel Motion Blur": http://blogs.adobe.com/aftereffects...blur-effect-new-in-after-effects-cc-12-0.html

 

[Marc Wielage]

There is also a motion blur control within Resolve:



This will work when you have a high-speed shutter (like 45 degrees or 90 degrees) and the images are two crisp and staccato in terms of motion. If you have the opposite problem -- too slow a shutter angle, like 360 degrees -- I dunno what could solve that, since the smear would be built in.

Can you post a short clip, like ten seconds?