What feature allows adjustments to frame rates in Premiere Pro?

Time Interpolation is the feature in Premiere Pro that allows for adjustments to frame rates effectively. This feature enables users to create smooth motion by altering the playback speed of clips beyond their original frame rates. For instance, if a clip was shot at 30 frames per second and you want to slow it down, time interpolation can estimate and generate additional frames, creating a more fluid and visually appealing slow-motion effect.

This is particularly useful in cinematic editing where achieving a specific look or artistic effect is important. By using time interpolation, editors can enhance visual storytelling by controlling how motion is represented in their projects.

Other options do not specifically allow for direct frame rate adjustments. Frame rendering relates more to how frames are processed and displayed but does not inherently change the frame rate of the footage. Clip exporting is about outputting the final project and does not affect how frame rates are manipulated during editing. Sequence settings involve setting the parameters of a sequence but they do not provide tools for changing frame rates mid-clip.