Steady Slow

I made this clip back in July on the Canon XH-A1.

My brother, his wife and I walked up Colonial Knob (its like a big grassy mountain in Tawa, Wellington). Ryan had just received the Canon 450D for his birthday from all the family, so we thought it'd be neat to take photos during our walk.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• stabilization
• image
• slow
• slo
• motion
• Premiere
• Pro
• After
• Effects
• Canon
• XH-A1
• Andrew
• Strugnell
• Colonial
• Knob
• Tawa
• Wellington

[stumppi]

Oh. have to ask. What is this song? amazingly effective in its small movements...

[AspiringPhotographer]

Hey, Cheers. This is by Röyksopp - "40 Years Back/Come".

[AspiringPhotographer]

Sweet as. Yes I used an image-stabilizer within Premiere Pro, after the frames had been seperated.

[LeMenagerFilms]

Andrew, is the de-interlacing to multi-frames possible in Motion/Shake/FCPro? I'm not wanting to get AE just for this effect...

[AspiringPhotographer]

Hey. I'm sure Apple has an equivilent process. I'm not too familiar with Shake or Motion sorry. My guess would be that Motion has a similar process. You're looking for something called "Seperate Fields". Hope it works!

[stumppi]

wow. Have heard the name of the band but I've always thought this is some sort of rock band and FROM FINLAND! :D And I see that you used this in the fly too. pretty unique sound. Thanks for giving the name ^^

[polsiola]

is this a third party plugin for the image stabilizer for Premiere Pro?

[LeMenagerFilms]

Thanks man, I'll research it. Did you use a steadying plug-in for that shot or did you just free hand it?

[stumppi]

Okay, thanks for the information! This realy looks neat, smooth and effective picturisation

[AspiringPhotographer]

What is the frame-rate in HD?

This was shot in 50i, and then slowed within AE to achieve 25p - so it is now half-speed.

The XH-A1 is able to capture at 50i and 25p in PAL, and 60i, 30p, and 24p in NTSC.