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poor quality when exporting from premiere pro 2.0 to a DVD
I am having a problem with the quality of the videos that Premiere Pro produces when exporting to a DVD for NTSC. I have tried scanning the images in many different dpi thinking that that may be the problem. Does anyone know what the recommended scanning dpi is? I think that it makes a minor difference but not enough to say its a good quality production. Hopefully someone can advise me as I am desperate to find an answer – I am starting a new business and have had 2 potential customers tell me that the quality is not good. Any ideas? Maybe a combination of the settings in Premiere Pro and scanning and/or do I need to do something with the size in Photoshop prior to importing?
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What are the pixel sizes of the images you are trying to scan, dpi is usually a printing density setting, there are video presets you can apply to your scans, ntsc is usually 720×480 pixels, using presets also takes care of pixel aspect problems, if you are going to pan and zoom your images in premiere you will need to use larger images scaled appropriately, a book that will help with intergrating Photoshop and other Adobe applications into Premiere is “Adobe Premiere Pro 2 Bible” its been out long enough to have reasonably priced issues on the used market.
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