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720p blurry after re-import
Edited a testimonial in Premiere CC with source footage of 1080i ProRes 422 29.97 HQ. However, since I had no broll, I edited in a 720p timeline so that I could mask jump cuts a little with scale differences on the video.
All looked fine as I was editing. I export out to 720p ProRes 422 29.97 HQ for my master file and it looks good in quicktime, but when I re-import it into Premiere, it is blurry when played back, even when I put it into a sequence and tell premiere to match sequence to footage. When it is static it looks high quality, but I can’t get it to look good on playback. Its like adaptive resolution is on but it shows that it doesn’t need rendering.
Any thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
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Nevermind. Still learning Premiere and this old dog made a newbie mistake. Playback resolution was set to “half” when the new sequence was made.
I hope you all have a wonderful day! 😉
Mac Pro 2 x 3 GHz 6-Core Intel Xeon
32GB Memory
Dual-channel 4Gb Fibre Channel PCI Express card
Dell Display (23″ flat panel)
Nvidia Quadro 4000
AJA Kona LSi SD/HD capture card
Rourke 16 TB
Flanders 2460SOFTWARE
Mac OS X 10.8.4
FCP 7
Premiere CC
After Effects CC
Boris Continuum
Sapphire Plug Ins
All Trapcode Plugs
Zaxwerks Invig
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