From the course: Learning Boris Continuum 2020
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Change the timing of your footage
From the course: Learning Boris Continuum 2020
Change the timing of your footage
- [Instructor] Another great use of warping effects is time warping. Where you can speed up, or slow down footage, and thus affect its duration. I've a new shot here, it features these power lines. I'll play it back and you can see that the camera moves at a medium speed. But we can speed this up or slow it down, and also affect the duration. Let's apply a warp effect to do that. I'll select the layer, go to Effect, Time, and choose Optical Flow. The Optical Flow effects is a type of motion tracker, that tracks numerous small patterns over time. It can use that information to generate new in between frames if it needs to. Let's see what happens when we speed up the footage first. Now before I do that, I need to check the input frame rate to make sure it matches the project. So here the image sequence is 30. So I want this to be 30 frames per second also. Now for speed, I need to change the velocity. If I go…
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