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slideshow: properties, render as.
a day ago i put my first black/white slideshow on vimeo:
https://vimeo.com/14994364 (un poble al costat del riu Ebre; a village on the banks of the Ebro)you can see the result is no very good. not very smoothly (blurring is of course the qual. of the 1920 images). who knows how to adjust the parameters for properties and render in this situation?
(edited with SV pro 9; 720-480 using irfanview; masks in multiplay)
kindly regards, hermanfrom catalunya -spain- with love
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How are you zooming in? Pan/Crop or Track Motion? Either way you are zooming in very far into photos that don’t have much quality to begin with. If you are using Pan/Crop (and you should) and you are delivering 720×480, then no zoom should exceed 480 height in the Position window.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
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thanks for replying john. i used pan/crop and yes i went far beyond the limits of 480 (but to make this program with the quality of the old imagenes, the blurring was a free choise ). but the stutter of the zooms and the pans? i think (and hope) it has to do with the “project presets” and the “render as” definitions. i thought maybe there are special parameters for a b/w slideshow you use or absolute use not. in my VLC-viewer (not via vimeo) the result is much better also the sound.
at the moment i try to inform me about the values of all that parameters in “project properies” and “render as”. any suggestion of were i can find a good/clear (english is not my mothertongue and technic not my favourit) article is welcome.
kindly regards, hermanfrom catalunya -spain- with love
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I would set your project to DV Widescreen 24p and render to DV Widescreen 24p. This way the entire thing is progressive.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com -
thanks john. progressive in stead of interlaced seems me a good idea. i also read in the Vimeo compr. guidelines that the uplaodframerate has to be the same as the “render-” and “project properties” framerate. so everything in PAL 25or in NTSC 30. and fieldorder is best in none i suppose?
grt, hermanfrom catalunya -spain- with love
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… and fieldorder is best in none i suppose?
Yes, keep it progressive when working with still images.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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