Time Remapping in Adobe Premiere Pro is much easier than any other software available. Here I'm showing you, how to remap a video sequence according to time in Adobe Premiere Pro CC, the latest version. You can do this with the version available in your system.
Before starting, I hope you've basic knowledge on what does this 'Time Remapping' actually mean! If not, I'll explain it for you, a bit. Time Remapping can otherwise said to be 'creating
fast/slow motion'. The process we are doing is making the movement of frames faster or slower by changing the timing. That's why it is usually called
Time Remapping.
Step 1
OK. Let's start by
opening a new Adobe Premiere Pro project and creating new sequence.
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| New Project window |
Step 2
Import the footage in which you want to remap time.
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| Footage arranged window |
Step 3
Expand the width of the sequence to see better.
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| Expand the width |
Step 4
Now, Right Click on the sequence and choose
Show Clip Keyframes →
Time Remapping →
Speed.
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| Choose Show Clip Keyframes → Time Remapping → Speed |
You'll able to see a yellow line horizontally passing through the middle of the sequence.
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| Time Remapping window |
Step 5
Choose the part of the sequence in which you want to remap the time. Hold the
Ctrl Key (you'll be able to see a '+' sign one the pointer) and click on both sides of the yellow line (on
Mark In and
Mark Out).
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| A part of the sequence is selected |
Step 5A
Now, if you move the pointer upwards as shown in the picture, fast motion will be created for the selected part.
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| Creating fast motion for selected portion of the sequence |
Step 5B
And if you move the pointed downwards as shown below, slow motion will be created.
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| Creating slow motion |
That's all. When you're finished, save project and render the video in your desired output.
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