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Best way to fix keystoning (Premiere of After Effects)
I have a project where we have footage shot at a tradeshow of a large LCD display. We want to integrate that footage with the footage of the presenter making his demo. But, the image is keystoned (skewed). What is the best way quality-wise to fix this? Premiere Pro or After Effects? We have CS5 Master Suite and we’re proficient at both. I know how to do it in both cased, but I am trying to figure out which will do a better job in terms of final render quality.
Anyone have experience with this?
Thanks!
Neil Myers
Connect Public Relations
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Neil,
After Effects will do a much better job.
I would use Corner pin.
*edit: On second thought, you could try Corner Pin in Pr, I haven’t tried it for years, but I’m pretty sure that you’ll get a cleaner result in After Effects, it’s also easier to setup. I guess it depends on how much footage you are dealing with.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
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I’ll use After Effects and see. One advantage as I thought about is that if I wanted to PIP the Premiere corner pin doesn’t really work, whereas it would if I fixed first in After Effects and then just PIP-ed the corrected footage.
Neil Myers
Connect Public Relations
CS4 Master Suite, 3DS
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