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Today, it has become increasingly unpopular to use time displacement (slowing down or speeding up footage) in action sequences. Editors want the edits to be as seamless as possi…

Today, it has become increasingly unpopular to use time displacement (slowing down or speeding up footage) in action sequences. Editors want the edits to be as seamless as possi…
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Today, it has become increasingly unpopular to use time displacement (slowing down or speeding up footage) in action sequences. Editors want the edits to be as seamless as possible.

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It's false, i had the same question .
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