Slowmotion

hello there,
I applied a slowmotion to a clip ,but find it still not clear and a bit
stuttering. Should i apply somekind of filter to this clip ie de/interlace or
flicker filter or is there a different filter i should apply?
thanks erc

Yes, the Frame Blending option makes it as good as it can.
It's best to increments by halves. eg 50%, 25 % etc.
If you provide more info about the clips and Sequence settings we may be able assist further.
Al

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