Try and reduce the camera movement, by putting it on something or a tripod, this will enhance your result a lot, because you'll have less motion to process, and you won't get weird results as a natural camera movement, but with a slow motion footage or so (Bearing in mind that you did the "Step 1" of this tutorial). Just imagine a guy punching another guy at super slow motion and a woman with her child walks behind them twice as fast. If you are going to do this step when shooting your footage, make sure that there is no background moving objects, like a person walking, because it will look horrible. Just tell the actors to do the scene slowly (Not as if they have mental problems), just a slower than a real punch.That way you wont have any motion blur in the footage, the punch will be exactly in place and twixtor won't get confused and you'll get a good effect So the best way to shoot your footage for twixtor will be to slow down your motion on the scene. Fourth: You might get really weird results,because Twixtor might get confused with the motion of the movement due to the low detail.Third: A slow motion motion blur looks really awful.Second: You'll have a low detail shot, which will look not as good as you expect.First: You'll be able to see the fist going in front and not interacting with the face.For example, if you are doing a punch shot where one actor is punching another, just don't shoot a super fast punch going in front of the "victims" face because: So the best way to get rid of the motion blur is just to lower the speed of the movement as much possible. Motion blur occurs due to the fast motion of the objects in the video and if you have a crappy camera you'll have a lot of it. If you have a good camera you can skip this step. The first thing you'll have to have in mind is that motion blur is Twixtor's worst enemy, and if your footage has a lot of it, don't expect to have good results.
#Twixtor after effects free how to
I'll talk about whats best to do, when using a cheap camera and what problems might occur and how to fix them. In this tutorial I'll explain how to get the best out of Revision FX: Twixtor, and what you should consider before shooting a footage that you plan to slow down.
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