Transitions between Frames

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Mark Schadow

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Transitions between Frames

PostFri Oct 12, 2018 12:58 pm

I'm kind of a newbie to Davinci Resolve and to video editing so please be patient (Same goes for my bad English).

So I want to do an cartoon as part of a Homework.
I got everything I need: A background, snowfall as part of the cartoon and a moving rabbit painted (or better copied) by me in 14 different pictures (Just for test purposes). Until now everything works fine. The problem are the frames. I really don't want to paint ~24 pictures per second so I decreased the FPS to 12, but now as expected it is really choppy.
Is there a way to kind of add a transition between each frame?
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Re: Transitions between Frames

PostFri Oct 12, 2018 4:36 pm

There is not. You'll need to fire up that brush and paint more images.
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Re: Transitions between Frames

PostFri Oct 12, 2018 5:20 pm

lots of vintage cartoons are done at 12 or even lower.
If the story is good, 12 vs 24 does not matter a bit. I rather see a well crafted 12fps than a half finished 24 fps.
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Re: Transitions between Frames

PostFri Oct 12, 2018 5:47 pm

You can try using the retime function using flow to interpolate the intermediate frames. If flow causes too many artifacts try the blend setting instead.
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