Creating Smooth Slow-Motion: 400% Slow Down

Are you tired of seeing your slow-motion sequences ruined by stuttering and choppiness? You’re not alone. Many video editors struggle with this issue when trying to slow down videos, particularly in Adobe Premiere and After Effects. But worry no more, we’re here to help you overcome this hurdle.

In this blog post, we will guide you through our unique technique that can slow down your footage by up to 400%, even at low FPS, while maintaining the fluency of the video. This is your opportunity to perfect your video editing skills and create professional-grade slow-motion sequences, free of stutter and chop.

We’ll start by understanding the problem and its causes. The stuttering in slow motion videos typically happens due to a lower number of frames per second (FPS). The slowed-down footage lacks the frames it needs to provide a seamless viewing experience.

To combat this, we will explore the use of Adobe Premiere and Adobe After Effects, two powerful tools in the world of video editing. By leveraging their potential, we can manipulate the video speed and frame rate to achieve smooth, high-quality slow-motion sequences.

Our step-by-step guide will walk you through the process in a user-friendly manner. You’ll learn how to adjust the time remapping, use the frame blending feature, and manipulate the speed/duration settings to achieve the best results.