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# of frames
Can anyone already done or a veteran tell me how many approximate frames are in 30 seconds. I am trying to tell how close we are and spacing between scenes. Are rendering will probably at the last second so all info is helpful. Thx for the help!
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11-03-2002, 12:04
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yeha i caluclated it to be about 909 frames
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14-03-2002, 11:17
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Well, theoretically, 30 seconds at 30 fps is 900 frames. Anything over that puts you in risk of having it cut off, but anything important won't be in the last 9 or so frames. Just keep it at 900 and you're totally safe.
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14-03-2002, 22:58
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Yeah I agree, but
Really you shoudl have your animation be 28-29 sec, and leave the rest black, just in case, cause if you go over you'll get dq'd |
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15-03-2002, 11:20
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You have a point, but I think that since it's being judged by people that are familiar with the program (I think), they will know how long it has to be.
And I thought they just stopped judging after 30 seconds. Are you DQ'ed if you go over? |
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15-03-2002, 20:54
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I don't think your DQ, I think they just stop watching. You may not want to put 30 frames per second into your animation. I think that a nicer fps is about 24. I think you should test your animation in both to see what you perfer.
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16-03-2002, 18:13
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We have done the animation aspect of the competition now for five years and we always submit at 30fps. It looks great but takes longer to render. Also, I believe that the company that is taking care of the videos cuts the animation off to tape right when your final 5 seconds of black space appear.
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16-03-2002, 19:48
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idk
I'm not completely sure about the 5 seconds of blank space, but also remember that FIRSt asked (not required) to leave some blank space in your animation
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16-03-2002, 22:45
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Re: idk
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