Slowing down high-frame-rate footage with time warping

- Now Rich, you know that I do a lot…of online editing work, a lot of color correction work,…and the name of the game there is fixing problems.…Oftentimes I get sequences from--…- Cheating death.…- Right, or making my clients happy at least.…Oftentimes I get speed changes…for over-cranked footage like this,…and that just doesn't look really good,…or I get situations from clients…where they've just slowed down something…and you get that, as we saw before,…kind of some artifacts going on,…some stuttery motion,…and there's a lot of ways…to kind of handle situations like this.…Previously, you showed us some great ways…to do that in the timeline.…

I want to show a way that I often go to…when other ways don't work,…and that's by using the Timewarp effect…here in After Effects.…So we have that same shot.…We've gone back, sort of reverted back…to sort of the original interpreted clips.…We're at 23.976.…However, there is one little gotcha here.…If you're working on footage that is normal,…and meaning that you're not interpreting the footage,…