Vintage Frame Rate Effect | Final Cut Pro X

This effect lets you easily change the frame rate of a clip or video within Final Cut Pro X as it’s not possible to do this natively in FCPX.

Old cameras (SUPER 8 or 16mm Film) often filmed in Frame Rates of 18 FPS or even less. To achieve this effect in Final Cut Pro you would need to set your Project fps to 18 frames per second which is not possible.

With this Effect for Final Cut Pro X you can easily fake this look by dragging a single effect onto your footage and adjust the exact frame rate you want to “fake”. Your native timeline still works normally (24 or 25 fps) so it’s easy to mix your vintage film footage with normal clips.


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HOW TO INSTALL:

Simply copy the Folder “VINTAGE FRAME RATE” into your “Effects” Folder of the Final Cut Motion Templates.

Then restart FCPX and you’re ready. Within your Effects Tab you can now search for “VintageFramerate” and you will find two versions:
One for 24fps and one for 25fps timelines. Make sure to chose the right effect for your project Frame Rate to make it work correctly.

Once applied, you can now play around with the Strobe Rate which represents your “Fake Frame Rate” - For example: 18,0 means 18fps



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DRAG THE FOLDER WITHIN THE .ZIP FILE TO:
User/Movies/Motion Templates/Effects

FOR GERMAN USERS:
Benutzerordner/Filme/Motion Templates/Effekte

This is where you should see the Effect in Final Cut Pro:



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