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Introducing Enhance Frame Rate Our new frame interpolation model that converts any footage to the specs you need, including 25, 30, 48, 60 or 120 fps, as well as NTSC's 59.94 standard. Get started at the link below.

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120 fps from one clip is pretty useful for cleanup work. curious how it handles fast hand motion.

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This is a huuuge release. Thank you @runwayml

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That is great news! Yesterday i was literally asking about some app that could do this well. :) Will surely try it.

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Why does this feel so stolen?

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Crazy

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I legitimately truly got into the technical possibilities of this space when nvidia published their frame interpolation paper back in the day. This feels like a full circle moment. Runway research are killing it right now.

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