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10 years, 1 month ago - Paddy Robinson-Griffin

Some NLE's handle it flawlessly, others will put up a fight. It'll come down to which you're using.

10 years, 1 month ago - Alex Blogg

For anyone else interested. Premiere Pro can handle multiple frame rates in a single sequence.

When exporting the video make sure you check 'frame blending'. I find this helps smooth out any stuttering or jumping caused by going from 30p, or 60p to 24p etc. Premiere does a good job of converting the frame rate so that it feels like 24p.

10 years, 1 month ago - Adeline Royal

Thanks a lot for the feedback, I have been told GoPro allows to change the setting to 25fps in which case I think there should not be a big problem.

Thanks again,

Adeline.

10 years, 1 month ago - Lee 'Wozy' Warren

You can but you'll get a speed change from one (which will screw with your sound) - depends on what sequence settings you start with in your editing program. BUT - tbh, it's not ideal. It's not just the changes in speed you'll have to deal with but also the two different looks the two different cameras will give you. Talk to your editor for specific guidance.

Wozy