From the course: Learning Silhouette
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Time warping
- [Instructor] We tried our hand at image warping, so now let's try time warping. With time warping, you can change the speed of a piece of footage or part of the network. For this project, we have the cat footage, and the session is set to 25 frames per second. And that matches the original movie from which this image sequence was derived. So the original intention was to play this back at 25 frames per second. If you do play it back, though, you'll see that the cat moves in slow motion. So in reality, the camera shot this at a even higher frame rate with the intention of playing it back at 25 to make it look like the cat is moving in slow motion. Now let's say we wanted to speed up the cat. It will be tempting to change the frame rate right here, which you can do. For example, I can enter 50. When you do that, the timeline will try to adjust. Here, the time slider moves quicker and attempts to reset 50 frames per…
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