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Slow motion video is created by capturing video at one frame rate and then playing it back and a lower rate. To get smooth video footage it needs a frame rate of 25-30fps, so for a smooth 2x slow motion video, you would need to shoot it at 50-60fps, and for smooth 4x slow motion you'd need to capture at 100-120fps.

Video basics: resolution and frame rate

June 3, 2020 by Life after Photoshop

Video jargon can quickly get complicated. But the basics of video are comparatively simple and easily learned, and the rest can follow from that.

Filed Under: Editing A-Z, General Tagged With: 4K UHD, 4K video, Aspect ratio, C4K video, Frame rate, Full HD, HD video, Slow motion, Timelapse, Video

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