Fast motion effect

I am wondering how to make fast motion effect. The idea is to make from long video appr. 40 min (it is processing of printinting on 3d printer) short video. But it should be visible how it "grow" layer by layer.I tried already normal fast forward. Looks bad. Is it even possible? The camera was stable on one place, so now i need just to make video faster.
I hope you understand, what I mean

I want to show how it grow fast layer by layer, but it look like pause and after its bigger for few cm. The process is not that obvious. I want to make it like in documental movie like "how it work" or "how it was made".

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Two fast motion effects on one clip

Ive been trying to make a claymation movie right. So I put fast motion onto it, but it wasnt fast enough so I tryed to make it faster. I clicked on the clip with the fast motion on it and made it faster. I can preview what it would look like faster, but I can't apply it. What should I do?

You can make it faster only once.
A workaround is to apply the fast effect, then undo it and do a save: the rendered clip is moved to the Finder trash. Import it back to the project, THEN you can re-apply the fast effect to it again.
This trick doesn't properly work with interlaced input slo-mo because the clip is deinterlaced only when the project is sent to tape/iDVD (you can do a fake export to force this, though). Not doing a deinterlace will produce flicker on a TV.
Or, make the fast-motion effect with JES Deinterlacer:
http://www.sjoki.uta.fi/~shmhav/SVCDon_aMacintosh.html#speed

Slow motion/fast motion effect

Hi guys
I'm making my first music video for a song I made. It'll be my first time learning and using a video production software, and I'm not sure if iMovie will be able to handle these type of effects or if I should invest in Final Cut Pro X instead.
Basically I want this type: https://youtu.be/BYbJmQj5VkE?t=50s
Where I can speed up the pace of the video faster than it's normal speed. Is iMovie capable of doing this? Would I also be able to do the opposite whereas I could slow down a video less than it's normal speed? slow motion I'm sure it's called.
Please let me know, Thank You.

iMovie can speed up or slow-down video, read the Manual:
http://help.apple.com/imovie/mac/10.0.6/?lang=en#/mov6c442b2eb
For sure, you can not adjust precisely as you can do in FCPX ...
cbrec wrote:
… I'm making my first music video for a song I made. It'll be my first time learning and using a video production software,…
High ambitiions, but: why not?
You do know, that the effect you linked to, asks for a special way how you record teh scene?
The clip is speed-up, but singer is lip-sync - that is not done by software/post-production!
While recording, you need a slowed-down version of your music, and the singer has to 'sing' to THAT sloooow version - which looks (and sounds) incredible silly on set
Then, in the edit-room, the video gets accelerated to 'normal', which makes the background moving faster........
Here comes FCPX into the game: there you just drag'n-squeeze the re-timed clips to make it fit to music - done.
iMovie is limited to a few setting.
Hint: Make some tests in the backyard, before you try the Big Thing!
fingers-crossed, happy movie making!

Plug-In for slow motion/fast motion effects?

The fact that iMovie '08 does not give us the ability to slow down, speed up, or rewind video kinda stinks. I know that iMovie has it, now, but I don't want to spend the money just for those effects.
Is there a simple plug-in that makes this possible in iMovie '08?
*I want only safe downloads. I will only consider downloading it if you have done it first and there were no viruses or anything.

Doug0301 wrote:
.. Is there a simple plug-in that makes this possible in iMovie '08?
no plug-ins for iM08/09 .. Apple doesn't offer an official API for that..
perhaps, you like the workflow, described on my site, using a free 3rd party tool... :
http://karsten.schluter.googlepages.com/slowmowithim08

Slow motion / fast motion in Premiere Elements 13

I read that in Premiere Elements 13 fast motion (and I think also slow motion) ist removed. Is that correct. And if yes: Is there any workaround available?

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Thanks for the reply.
Great information. If you have been using Ctrl+R, that is the keyboard shortcut that brings up the Time Stretch dialog.
Time Stretch (use of the Ctrl+R) has not been removed from Premiere Elements 13 Expert workspace.
Like Premiere Elements 11, Time Stretch is found in the Expert workspace and not in the Quick workspace.
When you use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+R, I get Time Stretch dialog from where I can create the slow or fast motion effect in the selected clip.
The following relates to Premiere Elements Timelapse Capture (Stop Motion) which has been removed from
Premiere Elements 13 as a specific feature that you see in Premiere Elements 11 and 12.
Adobe Premiere Elements 11 * Capture stop-motion and time-lapse video
Please let me know if you are OK with the above information.
Thank you.
ATR

Adding Effects like slow motion, fast motion etc...

On the old imovie you could add animations, slow motion/fast motion, and other graphics to clips. How do you do the same with imove 08 most important the slow motion feature?

I'm currently using iMovie 08 and I would switch to iMovie 06 but when I try to install it but the message "Please install iLife ’08 before installing iMovie HD 6" pops up. My computer went through a hard drive crash recently and when they replaced it I thought they popped in iLife '08 (hence being stuck with iMovie 08) but i dunno... suggestions?

Slow/fast motion?

I am a super beginner with imovie but im getting pretty good at it and im almost done with my movie but all i have left to do is make something in slowmotion and something in fast motion. does any one know how to do that and can explain 2 me how?

That is not possible within iMovie '08. Here is one way of doing it:
- Select just the section of the video you want to slow down, and export it as a Quicktime movie.
- Download and install iMovie '06 from Apple. It's a free download for iMovie '08 owners.
- Create a new project, import the clip, add it to the timeline.
- Find the slow motion effect, adjust the speed of your clip.
- Export result back out.
- Import edited clip back into iMovie '08.
- Splice it into your iMovie '08 project.
There will be some quality loss as you will go through some format conversions along the way.

My slow motion effect won't work... HELP ME!!!

I really need some help here. The original version of Imovie that came with my OS X worked great when it came to adding the effect of slow motion with the little bar at the bottom. I just recently purchased the Ilife 05 package and was all excited to get editing... but now I can't get the slow motion effect to work at all. It does all the rendering of the clip but the effect does not appear in my time line!!! What is wrong??? Please help me!!!

Hey Karsten... I'm back again...
Yes you guessed correctly... but I never want to see another pc in my life. Now about my prob... I did as you said and still nada. I wish the upgraded version in the Ilife 05 package still had the slow motion control at the bottom of the main screen like in the prior version, but they have taken it off of the main screen and placed in the special effects folder as "fast/slow/reverse". and it is here that it slows the clip down in the preview and renders the clip with the red bar on the main time line. But the red bar on the bottom of the clip in the time line doesn't move and ofcourse the clip is not put in slow motion.
My brother is quite savy with Mac as well and he can't figure it out either. What do you think???

How to best achieve slow motion and fast motion

Hi - I am new to the forum and a basic user of Premiere Pro CS5. I am working on a project shot at 24 fps, and would like to do slow and fast motion.
From what i understand there are 2-3 different ways to do this in Premiere - choosing speed/duration of the clip from timeline, or choosing time remapping form effects panel ot using rate stretch tool. Wondering how do these compare and which is better - any pointers for this will be great help. Also is slow motion and fast motion better done in After Effects than Premiere. Or any recommended plugins that would work on cs5 and cs5.5. Thanks.

The main difference between using time-remapping and just using time-stretching is that time-remapping allows you to change the speed quite flexibly at different times in the same clip, whereas stretching just changes the rate for the whole clip.
See this page:
"Change speed and duration for one or more clips"
> Also is slow motion and fast motion better done in After Effects than Premiere.
After Effects has far more control, especially with regard to how new image information is created between the original frames when you change speed and require frame interpolation (frame blending). Pixel Motion and Timewarp use a very advanced motion vector method (based on the Foundry's Kronos software) for doing this.
See "Time-stretching and time-remapping".

Fast motion to 16/18 fps

hey, i'd like to ask how do you fast motion a sequence so that it'll have a 16/18 fps "silent film like" frame rate? anybody know a tutorial in this? Thx u.

Actually Jim, I know your considerable education in Video production will have informed you that Silent movies were hand cranked.
Although the camera operators were very skilled at maintaining a reasonably constant crank rate... frequently they allowed their emotions and excitement to control the speed of the crank depending on the action. This became part of the silent movie look. Of course this also affected the exposure so that becomes part of the look as well.
Scratches and MB type aging effects are not part of the silent film framerate. That is an "aging" of the negative or print by handling / mishandling/ wear and tear.
When I had shares in a film laboratory and was active in its operation, one of my competitors was the film lab owned by Dir. Peter Jackson (who at the time , made a spoof film called "Forgotten Silver"). A discovery about some long lost footage and the story it told. To replicate the footage in a silent film look involved considerable and skilled "mechanical mishandling" during the process of shooting and post production to sell the idea it was real. None of this included the easy way out of using a plug in. It was incredibly difficult to do in a convincing manner. He fooled so many people it was legend.

FAST MOTION? Ya know, like Charlie Chaplin-esque?

So I'm shooting some video off a Sony HD handycam, it shoots 1080 at 60, normal speeds, good quality, it's nice. It already does the slow-mo golf thing on its own, but the reverse of that, the fast-motion, is not an option! If I wanted to shoot fast-motion a la Charlie Chaplin or something like that, but even faster, can I do some sort of an effect in iMovie to make that happen from normal speed footage?
Thank you for your expert advice.

iM08 has no slowmo/faster feature.. iM09 has.
for iM08 users, try this free workaround, described on my site.. :
http://sites.google.com/site/karstenschluter/slowmowithim08
(for faster, use a number >1.0)
additional 'options' to make it more 'chaplinesk' on
http://sites.google.com/site/karstenschluter/silentmovie

Motion effect bad linking

here is the problem. in my sequence, a day or so after cutting with it, any motion effect i use to slow down a clip comes back as the entire master clip sped up as fast as can be. so instead of having my cut-in slow mo clip, i have the same size clip, only the entire master clip sped up to fit. its the same on all the old duplicate sequences as well. never seen this before, not sure what to do. any help is appreciated. dh

goto sequence settings and set the field dominance to none. Maybe you won't have to do that.

Mass Motion Effects

If I want to move every clip in the timeline down on the canvas, is there a faster way to do that than go through each and every clip and change its coordinates in the Motion tab? Can one do a blanket Motion effect or something?

You mean just move them down the timeline so that you have room to work in the front?
Here is one of my favorite tips. Type "TTTT" (four T's) until your cursor turns into a double arrow pointing right. Click on the clip that you want to move...every clip AFTER it highlights and moves as well.
Shane

Any way to make Motion Effect work in CS3?

I had some problems with animated motion effects in CS2, but now they seem to be even worse in CS3... Along with all the other CS3 problems I've encountered, I'm considering going back to CS2 - but I thought I'd try here first...
With an interlaced video project (NTSC SD) anything (title, photo, or video) that is put in motion using keyframes for the built-in Motion Effect comes out VERY bad.
I tried a test with a clip that is only three frames long, consisting of white box approx. 100x100 pixels (made via Titler) and starting at frame 0, offset horizontally by 360 and at the 3rd frame (frame 2) offset horizontally by 380. (20 pixel shift)
FIRST PROBLEM: Look at the frame 0 and frame 1 in the program monitor at 100%. Now try any other magnification - completely different results!!
SECOND PROBLEM: To export these three frames, I have to set the work area bar to include FOUR frames, because if I animate motion of a clip and then export, the last frame is SOMETIMES not included in the output file. If you're playing along, output five frames just to be sure.
THIRD PROBLEM: Open the clip in Photoshop. (The only application in CS3 that appears to work correctly.) At first glance, frame one appears to be interlaced because of the motion. But it's not. The second field is nowhere near where it should be in time relative to the movement. If you use an actual photo instead of a white box, you can see how badly it's mangled. (Not just fields in wrong position, but badly mangled.)
FOURTH PROBLEM: Frame 1 and 2 (the 2nd and third frame) are also badly mangled.
FIFTH PROBLEM: The fourth frame (frame 3) consists of the the final resting place of the object - BUT IT SHOULDN'T BE THERE AT ALL! (The 4th frame is blank.)
I know, I know, long rant... I'm just getting so fed up with all of the problems with CS3...
Anyway, are there other alternatives that will work on interlaced video??? (For now, I had to create a different project that was progressive, and render to a temp file to import into the interleaved project. It looks better, but not nearly as smooth of motion as it should be.)

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Motion Effect doesn't always work with Time Remapped clips

Hello all. I used Premiere 4 extensively (yes, '4' not 'CS4') and I'm just getting back in to it with CS6. Lots of cool new stuff to learn but I'm happy to see the basics are pretty much the same!
I'm wondering if anyone has much experience using motion effects on time-remapped clips. If I set 'position' or 'scale' keyframes in the Effect Controls, the changes are not always reflected in the program monitor, depending on the clip. If I try and set keyframes by dragging the video around the program monitor, it puts keyframes in places where I don't expect.
This doesn't affect all time-remapped clips, just some of them. Or maybe it does affect them all, just to varying degrees, depending on how extreme the time remapping is. I'm guessing now.
If I were to speculate further, I would say that the motion effect is operating on the clip before the time remapping gets applied. Again, just a guess, which is why I'm asking if someone more knowledgable has any insights before I pursue this much further..
Many thanks!

Hi Jeff, thanks for your response! Nested clips, you say? I have heard of these things but I can only imagine what they are and how to use them. Sounds like it's time for me to RTFM!
There's so much new stuff, it doesn't surprise me that I have to not only figure out the new feature, but the proper workflow to utilize it. I gotta ask: Do you know of any documents along the lines of "how to use modern premiere from the perspective of an antiquated premiere professional"? 4.2 was my bread and butter for many years and I knew it like the back of my hand. As such, it's kind of hard to stay awake sifting through Adobe's docs which generally assume no prior knowledge; although you giving me a place to start is a big help! But like I said: I gotta ask because it'd be great if there was something just for 'people like me.' (ain't it always the case? )
Again, thank you.

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