<b>Speed ramps without the stutter — a tidy tutorial list</b>

<b>Speed ramps without the stutter — a tidy tutorial list</b>
If your slow-mo looks choppy, the fix is almost always optical flow + frame rate. These walk it cleanly:
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<a href="#">The 24-to-120 Workflow</a> [tutorial] via Cinecom — why you shoot at 120fps and conform to 24, explained in 6 minutes.
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<a href="#">Time Remapping in Premiere</a> [tutorial] via Premiere Gal — keyframe easing so ramps don't snap.
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<a href="#">Optical Flow vs Frame Blending</a> [tutorial] via Casey Faris — when each one breaks, with side-by-sides.
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<a href="#">Twixtor for Footage You Didn't Plan</a> [plugin] via RE:Vision — the rescue tool when source is only 30fps.
Rule of thumb: no real frames to interpolate, no smooth ramp. Shoot high, slow down later.