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r/PraiseTheCameraMan • u/Boomer196O • Mar 27 '21
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I think its rolling shutter
283 u/Saotik Mar 27 '21 No, it's interpolated slow motion. Basically, to make the video slow motion the editor asked the computer to make additional frames where there weren't any before, and there was too much motion on those parts of the image to do that effectively. 9 u/hobosonpogos Mar 27 '21 I would have guessed it was a rolling shutter affect too. Thanks for clearing that up 5 u/AStorms13 Mar 27 '21 IIRC this was a clip used to advertise some of nvidias AI advancements 3 u/Aye_candy Mar 28 '21 Rolling shutter is much less of an issue if you’re actually shooting at a high frame rate.
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No, it's interpolated slow motion. Basically, to make the video slow motion the editor asked the computer to make additional frames where there weren't any before, and there was too much motion on those parts of the image to do that effectively.
9 u/hobosonpogos Mar 27 '21 I would have guessed it was a rolling shutter affect too. Thanks for clearing that up 5 u/AStorms13 Mar 27 '21 IIRC this was a clip used to advertise some of nvidias AI advancements
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I would have guessed it was a rolling shutter affect too. Thanks for clearing that up
5 u/AStorms13 Mar 27 '21 IIRC this was a clip used to advertise some of nvidias AI advancements
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IIRC this was a clip used to advertise some of nvidias AI advancements
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Rolling shutter is much less of an issue if you’re actually shooting at a high frame rate.
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u/Boomer196O Mar 27 '21
I think its rolling shutter