In search for the perfect slomo

[Zorro]

Help...please!

[Zorro]

Still looking for for the best way to create a breathtaking slow motion within Edius. Anyone here who uses Boris RED for the task? A tutorial would be welcome. TIA!

[The Don]

In search for the perfect slomo

Thanks for your suggestions so far. Twixtor's results are very impressive, don't mind the price tag, either. But there seems no standalone version, just plug ins. Therefore it's a nono for all Edius only people :(

I checked with Vision Effects and they replied:
"Sorry, no plans to port Twixtor to Edius at this time. However, you should ask Grass Vally to start supporting the Open FX or After Effects plugin architectures. Then the possibility of having Twixtor within Edius becomes more of a possibility."

[Emulgator]

BTW, besides EditStudio 6 and Edius4.6
I use PremiereCS3 for Liqid SlowMotion
from standard framerates (only for this occasion).

Here a fine-tunable pixel-based motion calculation can be done
which produces acceptable results down to 25%-20% frame rate
depending on complexity of scene.

Some artifacts may occur if only a few source frames cover the event
(very fast movements), but playing around with lots of settings
(helpful:field or frame-based) can help.

[Zorro]

Anyone here who's using Twixtor as a Boris RED plug in?

[Zorro]

Thanks for your suggestions so far. Twixtor's results are very impressive, don't mind the price tag, either. But there seems no standalone version, just plug ins. Therefore it's a nono for all Edius only people :(

[Rusty]

If this (or this) is good enough then Twixtor is for you!

[Jerry]

In many cases customers are satisfied with Edius built in slomo. But there are situations where it has to be nothing but perfect. Can you please name slomo solutions which are superior in quality? Edius plug ins appreciated but I take everything I can get. TIA!

Any of the cameras that can ramp the speed. Many exist, some are very expensive. I believe the P2 will do speed changes. However, and I'm not being flippant, If you want superior quality, it really should be shot in high speed, or even on a high speed film camera

[Aristotelis]

Autodesk's Combustion has a tool called timewarp...
you can download the trial version at http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet...12&id=10178588

[Zorro]

In many cases customers are satisfied with Edius built in slomo. But there are situations where it has to be nothing but perfect. Can you please name slomo solutions which are superior in quality? Edius plug ins appreciated but I take everything I can get. TIA!