Why cannot any longer do "slow motion" gesture with 2 fingers of videos in iPhoto 9.2

why cannot any longer do "slow motion" gesture with 2 fingers of videos in iPhoto 9.2 under lion ??? anyone knows why ? bug or feature...

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Hi everyone,
I was testing a simple slow motion clip when I encountered a weird issue with it.
Basically the clip of a person running in a room where there is a bookshelf and the weird effect is that it looks like there is an "halo" around the person and within such "overlap" everything on that path looks "melted/vibrant" distorted.
To better clarify the issue I uploaded a sample clip here:
http://www.vimeo.com/5891093
After doing some tests I've found a workaround to this. So the sample clip shows the problem and the portion without any problem.
The clip was shot in XDCAM EX 720p 25fps.
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As the initial work in Motion 4 was ok and I didn't see any issue, I thought this might be some sort of FCP 7 issue (or some bad settings that I have on my system).
Anyway I've found my work around and just decided to share here just in case someone else could understand the behind the scene of this.
During these tests I have tried to place the Motion project on different timelines (in ProRes 422, ProRes 444) just to see whether the issue was due to a combination of factors including the XDCAM codec, but didn't fix the problem.
Cheers,
Armando.

Just for the record, I made another test with a different material and now I start thinking it could be a Motion4 weird behavior than an FCP7 issue.
I have shot another clip this time with an in camera slow motion (shot @60fps in XDCAM EX 720p 25pfs format), then applied to Motion4 for another 50% optical flow time remapping.
This time after checking well at Motion results, I can see the issue in the bookshelf area with vibrant/melting spots.
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Peregrinecommando99 wrote:
I'm a bit confused... How would a 1/2 shutter speed be better than 1/1000? I thought 1/1000 was faster?
Maybe this will help. If you were going for a target slow mo of 1/2 speed and your playback was going to be at 30 fps then you'd shoot at 60 fps. If you had a film camera with a normal shutter shooting at 60 fps wold give you and exposure of about 1/100 of a second. That means that if you have a video camera that will shoot at 60 P, or even 60I that your shutter speed should not be any faster than 1/100 of a second. Slowing down 60P or 60i footage is easy, It only gets hard when you want to slow something down to 1/4 or even 1/8 normal speed.
Let's take 1/8 speed. IOW one second of real time takes eight seconds of playback time.
If your project was set to 24 fps that means your target filming frame rate would be 8 X 24 or 192 fps. That means your shutter speed would be somewhere close to 1/400 of a second or half the duration of the frame rate. So I guess I should have said frame rate times 2.
Setting the shutter to 1/1000 will give you an unnatural look to the slow mo because the edges will be too sharp. There are some occasions when you want that crystal sharp image in slow mo, but you have to be able to film the original scene at a high frame rate. Images with very sharp fast moving edges give Twixtor a very hard time. The edges end up creating weird ghosting that can’t be interpolated away. It’s just too much information for the motion vectors to successfully recreate. 1/8 speed is about my limit for Twixtor. If the camera was capable of 60i or 60p that that means doesn't mean I could slow down that original footage to 1/16 speed. It means that at 1/8 speed I'd have twice as much original information to work with and would therefore get a better result. It also means that I'd still want a shutter speed that was no faster than 1/400 of a second.
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I spent several months working with re:vision fx on deinterlacing and speed changes in interlaced footage. This advice comes from several hundred experiments on several types of footage and from 40+ years behind the viewfinder of film cameras. I hope this helps.

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3. I do a back-up via iTunes including videos.
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