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brought the hv20 to the course to see how slow mo and some other things worked with the golf swing. still not very satisfied with how choppy it looks, any suggestions? thanks

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Incoming Storm 3 months ago

Loosen you're grip? ;-)
Tom Schaaf 3 months ago

thanks, i'll try that
Peter Salvia 3 months ago

Hi Tom:

Great shots, thanks for posting.

The HV20 can't over crank so the highest frame rate you can record is 60 (59.94), or the 1080i60 setting.
Not sure what post apps you're using, but if you're using Final Cut Studio 2 I recommend trying Motion Blending under the timing twirly in Motion3. This mode will help blend the choppy frames and smooth things out a bit when you slo-mo your footage.

Man, watching this makes me realize I need to get back out to the driving range. Thanks again for posting!
Tom Schaaf 3 months ago

this might be a stupid question, but how do i set my camera to the 1080i60 setting?
Tom Schaaf 3 months ago

thanks for the comment. i use final cut express for post. any insight on what kind of things i can do with that to help blend the slow mo? thanks
Icke84 3 months ago

hi, i think for the best slowmo result with the hv20/30 you can use after effects + pixel motion option, it does not only blend the frame together, it creates a new frame by calculating the pixels from the before and after frame.
ElectroFilms 2 months ago

Please De-interlace the video!
That's why you're getting those "ghost" frames, and choppy footage.
Tom Schaaf 1 month ago

i'm pretty positive i did de-interlace when i exported it. i'm trying to figure out settings for my camera to capture the best footage to slow down. it's still choppy before i export, so i think the source of the problem is how i'm actually filming it. any ideas/suggestions?

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