Slo-Mo In FCPX Via Frame Rate Conforming

Exactly as the title says.
www.macprovideo.com/hub/final-cut/slow-m...nforming-frame-rates

Ben,

This doesn't offer readers much, other forums might take this as spamming and delete the post.

I don't want a forum built on one liners with links

It explains slo-mo in FCPX via frame rate conforming. What else can I say? Create slow motion in FCPX using frame rate conforming. Literally exactly what the title says. I was posting from an iPad at the time, which I've been using on the road for two days, and the set up of these forums makes lengthy explanations difficult on mobile devises often. I had planed to extrapolate once I got to a real workstation. And now that I am...

Slow motion is a common technique for creating emotional impact in a video piece. Although there is a Retiming tool in Final Cut Pro X to do this, it’s a technique that is forced to create fake frames from existing frames and may not yield the best quality results. A better way to do this is by using the frame rate setting in your camera and then conforming in a Timeline of a slower frame rate.