Jamie Havill
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Hi,
We're trying to apply a 'smooth' slow motion effect to a clip in our short film we're cutting at the moment. The clip itself is roughly 6 seconds long, and we're wanting a smooth slow motion effect applied to it even though it was shot at 25 fps as it wasn't originally intended as a slow motion shot.
We want it slowing down by roughly 25%, I know Genarts has a tool that will do this (http://www.genarts.com/reels/raptors) but it's only availible for Avid DS, Scartch, Pablo etc. systems which we don't have access to (we're only 21!). They have a two week free trial of the 'Raptor' tool as well, so we basically just need anyone with access to a high end finishing workstation to help us out.
We wondered if there was anyone on these forums that would be kind enough to do it for us if they have access to such a system? I could render out DPX's or a DNxHD/ProRes of the clip as it's only really short and put them on an FTP server or even a file hosting site of choice.
We're in a bit of a tight spot and would really appreciate the help. Thanks for taking the time to read.
Jamie. :cheers2:
We're trying to apply a 'smooth' slow motion effect to a clip in our short film we're cutting at the moment. The clip itself is roughly 6 seconds long, and we're wanting a smooth slow motion effect applied to it even though it was shot at 25 fps as it wasn't originally intended as a slow motion shot.
We want it slowing down by roughly 25%, I know Genarts has a tool that will do this (http://www.genarts.com/reels/raptors) but it's only availible for Avid DS, Scartch, Pablo etc. systems which we don't have access to (we're only 21!). They have a two week free trial of the 'Raptor' tool as well, so we basically just need anyone with access to a high end finishing workstation to help us out.
We wondered if there was anyone on these forums that would be kind enough to do it for us if they have access to such a system? I could render out DPX's or a DNxHD/ProRes of the clip as it's only really short and put them on an FTP server or even a file hosting site of choice.
We're in a bit of a tight spot and would really appreciate the help. Thanks for taking the time to read.
Jamie. :cheers2: