How to get that "unsmooth" look

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Mike
How to get that "unsmooth" look
August 01, 2001 05:17PM
<HTML>Great site. I am sooo glad I found you guys!
There is an effect that I see alot that I don't understand.
You will be watching a video documentary everything looks smooth and connected. They may be interviewing someone. While this person is talking the scene will change to something they are remembering and it has a jittery look to it. It almost looks like someone has taken out half the frames and things seem to jump from on frame to another. Do you know what I am talking about? Anyone out there know how this is done? Thanks MIKE</HTML>
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steve martin
Re: How to get that &quot;unsmooth&quot; look
August 01, 2001 07:36PM
<HTML>That is very easy to create inside the camera if you just shoot at a very slow shutter speed (1/15, 1/30th etc). If you want to do this in Post, try the strobe filter with a setting of around 3 to 5 frames.

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Andre Rivas
Re: How to get that &quot;unsmooth&quot; look
August 03, 2001 01:39PM
<HTML>You could also try de-interlacing the clip. That gives a wierd jitter.
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