How do I make my 120fps look like 24fps?
If you are using true HFR footage at 120fps and you want SLOW MOTION do the following:
- Import your video clip(s) and then SELECT them in your PROJECT WINDOW/BIN.
- Go to CLIP > MODIFY > INTERPRET FOOTAGE.
- Under FRAME RATE, select ASSUME THIS FRAME IS and make it 24fps (or whatever frame your sequence will be).
What percentage can you slow down 120fps?
For example, if you record 60 frames per second, you can slow it down by half; 120 frames can be retimed to 25%, and so on. The more frames per second you can record, the more detailed and sharp your slow-motion will appear. You can slow 960 fps down to 3%, creating super slow motion.
How much can you slow down 120 fps?
Can I speed up 120FPS to normal speed?
Answer: A: You don’t need to speed up anything. Just play at normal speed (100%); in other words, do nothing. By default, the clip will conform to the frame rate of your project and play at normal speed.
Can you notice the difference between 60 and 120 fps?
There is a difference between 60fps and 120fps when you play a game, and you will notice it through the display. However, you can only see the difference if your display is compatible with the FPS. If your display is 60Hz, you will not see any difference when your gaming system can play at 120fps.
Is the difference between 60fps and 120fps noticeable?
An undeniable difference however is responsiveness, it just feels better, even at 60FPS, you also don’t get anywhere near the amount of tearing with a 60Hz monitor. Overall its nice to have but if you have enough GPU power to be pushing 120FPS consistently then I think its better used on a higher res or 3D.
Is 120fps good for slow motion?
120fps: The baseline for slow motion speed at just a quarter of the speed of real life. This is the go-to FPS for action-packed sport broadcasts and replays.
Can a 120fps video be viewed in real time?
This is real-time 120fps High Frame Rate (HFR). This is not slow motion! You must be using a 120Hz monitor and a recent graphics card (GPU) to view this video at full frame rate. Requires Chrome, FireFox 24+, or IE 10+.
Is there a frame cap on 120fps video?
Apparently, the Internet Explorer frame cap does not affect video. For a 1080p video at 120 frames per second, that can also play within web browsers, see World’s First Embedded 120fps Video Game Recording.
What kind of video card do I need for 120fps?
You must be using a 120Hz monitor and a recent graphics card (GPU) to view this video at full frame rate. Requires Chrome, FireFox 24+, or IE 10+. Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. Cameras capable of 120fps can be obtained for under $200, including Casio EX-FC200S.
