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Annoying Colour Fringe
Hi All,
first time poster and I’m hoping you can help me out a bit. I’m working on a production using Adobe After Effects for the animations and Premiere Pro for the final editing.When I’m importing the animations into Premiere Pro (I export them as losses AVIs from AE) I’m getting an annoying colour fringe on a number of elements, blue hues are getting a green fringe and orange hues are getting a red fringe.
When I open the footage in Windows Media Player it’s all clean tho. Is there some setting I’m missing when exporting/imorting?
Thanks for your time and I’m sorry if it’s a dumb question.
Regards
StrawHat Cowboy -
4 Replies
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Did you export them from AE with an alpha channel? If so, was it straight or premultiplied?
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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Hi Jeff,
No Alpha channel. This is a full screen animation. The fringing is between the colours in the video file itself. -
Are you using extremely bright/sharp colors? If so, that may be causing the fringing. Try applying the gaussian blur filter with a value of .5 to see if it eliminates the problem.
Aanarav Sareen
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colours aren’t that bright no, there is some white but it should be in the colour safe area.
The fringing is appearing around thin lines with width varying between 10 pixels and 3 pixels. It’s also visible around an actress I keyed into the animation (that layer is in grayscale so the fringe is definately not spill).
I’ll try and post some frame grabs if it helps.
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