editing remove 24frames from 25fps footage - best way?

[mkkid28]

Hi there, I'm currently working on a experimental film for a uni project and I'm wanting to take away 24 frames away every second from a 25fps piece of footage. What would be the best way?

I either thought doing it in post production ( which possibly would be easier as I want the sound from the footage as well) or do a 1fps time lapse with 550D and record sound separately.

Thanks for advice in advance,

 

[Cracker Funk]

Yeah, I'd say time-lapse would probably be easiest. If you wanted to do it in post, you wouldn't remove 24 frames -- you'd remove one -- the one you want (by exporting as a still). And then place that one frame in the timeline.

 

[PaulGriffith]

In camera is the best way if you know for sure that's what you want. Might be hard syncing audio, but by doing it with stills then you end up with a much higher resolution than 1920x1080, which means you can crop pictures down, move them around, or edit and release it in 4k haha.

 

[polfilmblog]

Have you tried just watching it at 24fps without doing anything else? A slight timing shift may be negligible. They do this with real films.

It's about a 5-6% slowing down, but you keep the same level of image quality.

Any sync issues with the audio can be worked out.

 

[indietalk]

In camera is the best way if you know for sure that's what you want. Might be hard syncing audio, but by doing it with stills then you end up with a much higher resolution than 1920x1080, which means you can crop pictures down, move them around, or edit and release it in 4k haha.

Syncing audio at 1 fps?

I really doubt it's sync sound

 

[IndieBudget]

FFMPEG can convert from 25 to 24fps, it will adjust the audio for you as well. You can install it on Win, OSX & Linux.

FFMPEG is a command line program for transcoding multimedia files, very useful. Takes time to learn, but doesn't everything huh ?

There is a GUI based build for windows at :
http://avanti.arrozcru.com/





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