Andrew Kolakowski wrote:If you don't want speed cane you just drag your 60p footage into 24p timeline (and don't let Resolve to adjust it), but this has side effects.
You have fps mismatch and Resolve needs to interpolate frames. You control this in project setting- you have few choices. Most likely you want motion adaptive interpolation as other 2 will give jerky or blurry results,. Motion adaptive technique is not perfect either as it can introduce side effects as well. In other words- fps interpolation is a tricky business and you should aways shoot in fps which you going to edit and deliver at.
Hi Andrew, thank you for the tip. But we see framerate conversion the whole day when watching 25fps/50i content on pc monitors or cell phones which are at 60 Hertz.
It´s just done in real time with push/pull method by doubling or leaving out some frames.
Thats why i thougt there is just an easy switch in Resolve to bring the footage down to real time.
It´s not perfect but most people don´t notice.
Optical flow or similar is more for fake slow motion and very time consuming and introduces some artifacts as you mentioned.