See how long high-frame-rate footage plays when slowed to a target speed.
Footage captured at high frame rate is spread over fewer playback frames per second, so the clip stretches by exactly the fps ratio. The fps ratio sets how dreamy or subtle slow motion looks, and it plans how long a short 4-5 second take actually plays.
Slow Motion Timing
Slowed duration = clip length x (recorded fps / playback fps)
Slowed duration = clip length x (recorded fps / playback fps) Footage captured at high frame rate is spread over fewer playback frames per second, so the clip stretches by exactly the fps ratio.
The fps ratio sets how dreamy or subtle slow motion looks, and it plans how long a short 4-5 second take actually plays.
This calculator takes 3 inputs: Clip length, Recorded at, Playback at. The pre-filled defaults are a realistic starting point — replace them with figures from your own environment for a result you can act on.