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I shot some clips with my Sony A7iii, some in 30fps and some in 120fps but,; the first are shown 29.97 in the info tab but the second ones are showed as 60 FPS.
When I insert the 120fps clip in the 30fps timeline and click on the automatic duration, everything is correct as it is slowed down at 25%; so why in the info tab there’s a 60?
In case I shot some clips in 60fps as well, how can I tell the real 60fps from the 120?
Thank you for helping me,
Fabrizio
The display at the top only shows standard video frame rates. If you look in Settings in the Info inspector you should see the video frame rate. Some cameras will also show a shooting frame rate,
The display at the top only shows standard video frame rates. If you look in Settings in the Info inspector you should see the video frame rate. Some cameras will also show a shooting frame rate,
Thank you very much.
Tomorrow I’ll check it
Problem with FCPX
