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2d3 steadymove gives interlaced result
I am using the 2d3 steadymove plugin for premiere pro.
The result looks fine, but when I render it, it most of the times looks quite bad.
The result is shimmy, vague and sometimes interlace look a like.Does anybody know what this can be? Or do I just need to upgrade to the PRO version?
And how can I best render it (Upper, lower or no fields)? -
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I’ve encountered a simelar condition, but only when ‘over correcting’ the settings…
Or, are you using the default settings only?Looking for 1939 Indian Motocycle
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I never could get Steadymove to generate acceptable results. Screwed around with it for hours once trying all sorts of things. I finally gave up, asked for a refund, and they very willingly gave it to me. Who knows, maybe somebody else figured out how to make it work.
Bill Buchanan
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I upgraded to Steadymove Pro way back when I first got PPro 1.0. 2d3 has provided a few updates since then (the last being July 2004). I just emailed them to see if there’s a new one. I’m getting awesome results with Steadymove. I also use boujou Bullet which is top-notch software for matchmoving.
-AJ
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If they indicate there is an update, would you please inform us here?
Thanks!Looking for 1939 Indian Motocycle
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