Convert 30Fps To 25Fps Adobe Premiere Free Optical Flow

I have a rendering problem that been bugging me for a long time.

I have a one set of footage on from a small mobile camera (chinese mini cam mobius) which only records at 30FPS.

I have another set that is recorded at 25FPS PAL on a Sony a5000.

This ghosting is generally much worse on a moving subject and it seems to show an interlaced frame ie a chost image of the moving object.

Is there anything i can go to fix this Is my only solution to ditch the 25FPS sec camera and get one that has 30 FPS at great expense Cheers and thanks in advance Im on PC i5, vegas pro 12.

Right click on an event or clip properties disable smart resampling.

This means vegas will add duplicate frames or drop frames to make up the frame rate to the project settings frame rate and export frame rate.

So motion wont be very smooth, it will be jerky with a 25 fps 30fps mix If one or more of your assets are interlaced, change the project properties to deinterlace interpolate instead of blend If you are in the UK, andor if most of your footage is 25 fps, I would use that base frame rate Another potential problem is variable frame rate with the mobile camera.

It might not be 30.0 FPS, rather speeds upslows down in sections.

This can cause potential problems with sync issues when editing with a NLE.

Will Give it a try.

One question If the two footages are 25FPS and 30FPS, would you rather drop frames from the 30FPS and bring it down to the 25FPS or take the 25FPS UP in the render.

The 25FPS is better quatlity footage, 14MBS i think the other is 30FPS is i think 720 at 8MBS.

As PDR has already mentioned in post2, the motion will be jerky - either because of missing - or duplicate - frames.

You would probably get better results using a technique called optical flow - although even that is not always perfect (depends on the content) The 2 clips listed below show an iphone promotional clip, originally recorded at 30fps.

Convert 30Fps To 25Fps Adobe Premiere Free Optical Flow

The second clip is the same thing converted to 25fps using free optical flow software.

Each clip is about 25MB)..but there is a catch (naturally) The software used was a plugin for Avisynth called MVtools2.

If youre not familiar with Avisynth, there is a bit of a learning curve to it.

Its not actually difficult to do (a text copy of the actual script used is attached).

There is a Vegas plug-in that can give you similar results - Twixtor - but its not cheap Taking the same technique one stage further can produce even more impressive results.

Same script Any way to fix the fade-to-black Or was that a compression artifact.

I dont recall now whether the original 30fps promo clip had fades, or whether I added them The 25 and 50fps clips are simply frame rate conversions of that 30fps clip - complete with original fades.

Its only quick and dirty sample to try and show that optical flow can improve on frame duplication (or cutting).