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stop frame ghosting in fcp
Not sure if this is an fcp issue or an aftereffects’ issue?
I’m making a stop from animation. I have used after effects to assemble all the images and scale them and position them, as I would like. I imported them as a movie sequence. I’ve exported this as apple pro ress 422.
In fcp I have slowed it down to 25% some clips I will want at 100% some less.
It appears to have a ghosting effect on it when slowed down. When going though the clip one frame at a time on any thing less than 100% speed it appears there is a cross dissolve going on. The only way I’ve been able to remove this by using optical flow but on a 13 second clip its taken 36 mins and then in fcp its taken 18mins.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for any help or advice. -
2 Replies
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When you do slo mo with FCP alone, you’re introducing frame blending. That’s what you are seeing. Only way around this is to use optical flow in Motion. Faster computer=faster renders too…
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Under Motion tab, Time Remap, turn off frame blending.
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