I still can’t get a handle on Twixtor (I don’t know why really) but some people have a firm grasp on what it can do and how to make videos processed with it look incredible. Here’s David Lindberg transforming standard video shot on a Canon T2i into amazing 4000fps video.
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Yeah, I really don’t understand why all the tutorials basically just say “play with all the settings until you find something that works well.” There’s got to be a method to Twixtor’s madness, but I can’t really figure it out. If anyone finds a decent tutorial, post it here!
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