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When I was in college and doing alot of video work (I worked at a TV station, and volunteered in the video editing labs in my free time) one of the most request
by mikey_p 16y ago
When I was in college and doing alot of video work (I worked at a TV station, and volunteered in the video editing labs in my free time) one of the most requested features from students doing short films was doing a 3:2 pulldown* to convert their editing video to 24 FPS and then reconvert back to 29.97, thereby giving them the appearance of having originally shot on film (at 24 fps).
Sadly we were using first generation G4s with Final Cut 1.0, so to do this for any any film over about 5 minutes meant that the render time would be measured in days, not hours.
* http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3:2_pulldown#23pulldown http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/3:2_pulldown#23pulldown