Trouble getting the most out of your slow motion footage?SLOTH is here to help, calculating the precise percentage value for the Speed/Duration setting in Adobe Premiere Pro,
SLOTH provides you the assistance to get the perfect slow motion, ramping and speed up.nInput information. Sequence frames: The frames per second of your project, timeline, typically 24, 25 or 30 fps.Footage frames: The frames per second of your footage file.Real Footage frames: Some cameras convert slow motion footage so it is already in slow motion when you play it back.
Check your camera for the frame rate!
Your footage will probably already be at the frame rate of your timeline and in slow motion.
This value is used if you want to speed up, ramp your footage,
or in rare cases when your already slow motion footage can be slowed down even more.
SLOTH provides you the assistance to get the perfect slow motion, ramping and speed up.nInput information. Sequence frames: The frames per second of your project, timeline, typically 24, 25 or 30 fps.Footage frames: The frames per second of your footage file.Real Footage frames: Some cameras convert slow motion footage so it is already in slow motion when you play it back.
Check your camera for the frame rate!
Your footage will probably already be at the frame rate of your timeline and in slow motion.
This value is used if you want to speed up, ramp your footage,
or in rare cases when your already slow motion footage can be slowed down even more.
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