What can I say, I cant resist water reflections :)

Thank you Saleh..

Nice to see you here :)

Weird! Why haven't i seen this reply until today? I usually get notified by email with every reply but this one did not reach me somehow. I'm really sorry for that.

I'm really not an expert in slow motion, I'm still trying to learn the right way to do it. I can't remember the settings, but generally I usually shoot in 25p at a shutter speed of 50, it may not the best option for slow motion but it works for me most of the times.

I don't have the problem of 60i vs 24p since I'm using PAL :) . I can easily convert from 50i to 25p anytime if needed. Generally, when you shoot 60i or 50i you are not really shooting 60 or 50 frames per second, you are shooting 60 or 50 fields (half frames) per second. The question is, can the software use those faster "halves" to create a smoother slow motions? I really don't know, I have to look for the answer and try it myself. But with NTSC cams I guess 60i will definitely create smoother slow motions than 24p... or even 50i.

The 300 effect :)

It's called Time Remap. It is really hard to do, and even harder to explain. But if you google it you will find many tutorials for it. It basically deals with manipulating the variable speed curves under the Motion tab in FCP. You have the option of having a constant or variable speed change.

This may not be the greatest tutorial, but it gives you an idea about the effect:

expertvillage.com/video/15336_final-cut-pro-affecting-video-time-remap-two.htm

and good luck :)

I've found out that FCE does not have a time remap feature, but you can add it via a free plug in:

web.mac.com/piero.fiorani/PieroF_FCE_Effect/Time_Remap.html