Speeding up or slowing down a video clip on a keyframe basis.
Time Remap in Premiere Pro
By franklin mcmahon in Premiere Pro,Tutorial,Video Tutorials
Thursday August 27, 2009
Similar Articles
AutoFit Images in InDesign CS5
By A.J. Wood Monday February 6, 2012
Sculpting Signatures in Illustrator
By Corey Barker Friday February 3, 2012
Perfect Portrait 1
By jay nelson Wednesday January 25, 2012
Helicon Focus Pro X64
By Steve Baczewski Monday January 23, 2012















Always helpful. Thank you very much.
This is what I use all the time for editing skateboarding projects and music videos. Useful tips in here. Thanks
would the footage that is slowed down be less choppy if it were captured in a higher frame rate?
Wauw… exactly what I was looking for
Thnx!
Awsome! exactly what I wanted. Thanks a lot!
I like this but how would you do this with the audio slowing down with the clip aswell?
Does anyone know what the slowest percentage Adobe Premiere Pro will go down to now? I know it only goes down to 1% in CS3, have they improved that now, will it do the same speeds as Final Cut, like 0.01% or lower?
thank you, much better than reading a PDF
Is there a way to do frame blending like in After Effects?