Smooth slow-motion

[sonicclang]

I would really appreciate if you could post a video tutorial on how to do this, and other things from your blog. I'm much more a visual learner. When I'm trying to figure something out and I feel pretty lost, even following written directions can be extremely confusing.

Is it necessary to set the shutter to 1/2000 to achieve "butter smooth" slo mo? Not very good quality indoors with it set that high.

[EugeniaLoli]

@sonicclang No time for video tutorial I'm afraid. You don't need 1/2000th shutter speed, but definitely anything better than 1/250 or above.

[edqf]

Great tutorial, Engenia!

Too bad I failed on every attempt... =///

Cheers!

[theknowbody]

Great demo!

[KosmoTV]

can someone make a video tutorial please i would like to do this but it seems too complicated for me :|

[EugeniaLoli]

If you can read english, then my tutorial will be just fine.

[ThalinJr]

Dude.. its fucking hard to understand all that shit .. complicated

[nmakinen]

I just uploaded a video tutorial explaining how to do this in VirtualDub (too bad it doesn't support hdv-footage, but I'm working on a tutorial for Avidemux).

[b2dmastersniper]

dude! nicely done!!! if you dont mind me asking i dont have time to serch ur blog, what program r u using?

[EugeniaLoli]

I am afraid you will have to check there for the tutorial. It's not a single application.

[berzerk78]

Greetings from mexico!!

i wonder...why its easier to do slow motion effects on miniDV than High Def???

[metro661]

Agreed the 60p slowdown footage looks the best. Although the blended fields could make for some trippy dream footage =D

[EugeniaLoli]

You are an idiot. Please stop rating this video if you have no idea why what's depicted is useful.

[Jashan17]

Thats Amazing!