hi i have a question. if i play the slow motion in the camera will i can hear also the sound because has not. or should i need it to process first using the editor?
Hey! How did you get it to upload and play in slow motion? I have a Zi6 and can't find instructions anywhere on how to do it. Please let me know, you can email me at mfn2000 on yahoo also.. thanks!
@MattsSkateboard by default iMovie processes everything at 30fps and that results in choppy slow motion even if the original was recorded in 60fps. There is a trick, editing iMovie .plist file you can make it process at 60 fps and get much smoother slow motion. Try googling with keywords like: imovie 60 fps plist
this looks shit
ms8492 10 months ago
dont use imovie, the slow motion makes it lag a little bit
AlienwareReviews1515 1 year ago
wow that looks awful, way to do it wrong
stevensantosgarcia 1 year ago
fro fro fro fro fro
Aislingnol 1 year ago
Good work I will buy 1 . Thanks
CDCD1400 1 year ago
Fail in slow motion lol
DownWithTheGoblin 1 year ago
sweet jewfro
lfshannu 1 year ago 3
dude! you can turn the video on the zi6 into slowmotion! you dont have du use your pc
SniXBmx 2 years ago
how?
Delaypat 2 years ago
hi i have a question. if i play the slow motion in the camera will i can hear also the sound because has not. or should i need it to process first using the editor?
martinegabo 2 years ago
u need a tripod for it to work better
migLio101 2 years ago
your doing it wrong. the idea is you shoot at 60fps and then make it 24fps to get that smooth slow motion. i have examples in my videos
CrazyFretz 2 years ago 11
That makes sense, thumbs up :P
footandmouthdisease 2 years ago
Give me yo camera son =]
hrag500 2 years ago
Hey! How did you get it to upload and play in slow motion? I have a Zi6 and can't find instructions anywhere on how to do it. Please let me know, you can email me at mfn2000 on yahoo also.. thanks!
manfmnantucket 2 years ago
I imported into iMovie, then used the slowmotion effect.
MattsSkateboard 2 years ago
@MattsSkateboard by default iMovie processes everything at 30fps and that results in choppy slow motion even if the original was recorded in 60fps. There is a trick, editing iMovie .plist file you can make it process at 60 fps and get much smoother slow motion. Try googling with keywords like: imovie 60 fps plist
jontfu 1 year ago
very nicely done!
masudosman 2 years ago
great job dude! always happy to watch your videos --- you have a nice future ahead ---
masudosman 2 years ago
looks good man!
DanTheNextSpielberg 2 years ago