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Re: WHAT is Varicam REALLY doing when you shoot 48fps for slo-motion effect?
by tony salgado on Aug 17, 2007 at 12:40:40 am

If you desire the actual slo-mo effect then you must use the FRC (which is either the Panasonic hardware device or you can use the plug in for FCP or Avid).

In anycase the dub house is correct.

Obtaining slo mo from Varicam is always a multistep process which must start with the FRC first.

Good luck,

Tony Salgado

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WHAT is Varicam REALLY doing when you shoot 48fps for slo-motion effect? by BRussell on Aug 16, 2007 at 11:21:46 pm
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