Sequence settings and Varispeed

[NIck Cangello]

Hi everyone, I am having a hard time with slow mo playback in premiere, is it my sequence settings? I shot 120 shutter 240 and I believe a project base of 24.

Then I tried shooting 120 in a 60 project base, still choppy.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

[Marcus Friedlander]

You should be shooting 180 degree shutter for "standard" motion blur. Anything below 180 degrees (like 120 degrees) will be necessarily choppier than anything shot at 180 shutter.

 

[Marcus Friedlander]

The choppiness you are experiencing has nothing to do with sequence settings and has everything to do with the raw file.

 

[Mike Finegan]

overly short shutter will cause 'stutter'
you shot 120fps in 24fps project with 1/240 sec exposure (180 deg) or 240 deg shutter?

 

[NIck Cangello]

so basically always be at 180 for angle if I am shooting 60 or 120?

 

[Marcus Friedlander]

so basically always be at 180 for angle if I am shooting 60 or 120?

Exactly. You should be at 180 pretty much always (unless you are doing something intentionally different). It's basically a set it and forget it setting.