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Badly Behaving Freeze Frames
I have an illustrated still that I shot and panned top to bottom . But I needed it to hold for a few seconds before the pan, so I created a freeze frame and hold it for couple seconds before the pan. Fine. Looks great on my computer monitor, but on an NTSC monitor I am getting a “vibrating” effect on the freeze frame portion, almost like it was film and caught on the sprockets. Anyone know how I can correct this?
When I zoom in on the pixels in both shots, they are identical, so I’m thinking it has to be something in how these freeze frames translate to TV. Thanks much. – Rob
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2 Replies
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That’s interlacing. Simple solution is the Deinterlace or Flicker filters.
All the best,
Tom
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Why not try this move with a series of key frames.
David
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