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Hi, I have a special project that needs to playback at full 120fps in 1080P (Non Drop Frame) and I'm having trouble finding the right tools to get from start to finish since most 120fps footage is meant to be slowed down...
The project involves a changing opacity to create a wave pulse that slows over time (corresponding to hertz).
I have the 120fps footage (although that is actually not required for this as I can up-convert 30 and 60fps and be just fine - stutter is a non issue for this kind of project.
I have an expression in After Effects that allows me to loop each set pf opacity on/off changes (on 2 frames off 1 frame, repeat for certain length of frames, for example) and that sequence slows to the equivalent of 7.5hz over the course of a few minutes.
Anyway that is background. So I have the expression to automate the process, but After Effects maxes out at 99fps -- and FCPX and Adobe Premiere max out at current industry standards of 60fps.
What about Davinci Resolve? Is it frame rate agnostic? Does anyone know of a compositor or NLE that is?
I know this is a bit out there, so thanks for your time to anyone who has any ideas on how I might proceed.
The project involves a changing opacity to create a wave pulse that slows over time (corresponding to hertz).
I have the 120fps footage (although that is actually not required for this as I can up-convert 30 and 60fps and be just fine - stutter is a non issue for this kind of project.
I have an expression in After Effects that allows me to loop each set pf opacity on/off changes (on 2 frames off 1 frame, repeat for certain length of frames, for example) and that sequence slows to the equivalent of 7.5hz over the course of a few minutes.
Anyway that is background. So I have the expression to automate the process, but After Effects maxes out at 99fps -- and FCPX and Adobe Premiere max out at current industry standards of 60fps.
What about Davinci Resolve? Is it frame rate agnostic? Does anyone know of a compositor or NLE that is?
I know this is a bit out there, so thanks for your time to anyone who has any ideas on how I might proceed.