BartonGarrett256 wrote:
Depending on how long your clip is you may be able to do something if you can figure out how to get the clip in as stand alone images. Nothing gets dropped if you bring in the images individually- as an image sequence...
I'm not sure what advantage would be gained by interpreting the frame rate
as described above, exporting as an image sequence, then re-importing.
These are needless steps.
...a video clip is just thirty images taken every second
Not in all cases.
For the OP's purposes, a 25fps sequence would be preferred as his original
250fps video can be evenly interpreted without skipping or blending frames.
I'd also look at the time lapse plug ins, ask them if they can do what you want to do.
I'm not clear what relevance a time lapse workflow would have in this situation.