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Canon 7D progressive material in interlaced project
Is there a way to put progressive material shot on Canon 7D (1920×1080) into an interlaced project shot on JVC 700 in 1920×1080 hd.
Greetings
Henrik -
7 Replies
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Yeup, run it through compressor
Peter
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What to remember – when I run it though the compressor?
Kind regards
HenrikGreetings
Henrik Helms
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Hey Peter…
you had talked about making available the compressor preset you created for converting the h.264 7D footage into something a little more work-flow friendly. Any idea when you’ll do that? 🙂
Brian
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If this helps for now, I’m using the default preset for ProRes in compressor.
Under ‘settings’ in compressor, it’s in Apple/Formats/QuickTime/Apple ProRes. Not really sure how it deals with the interlace issue, but it’s not causing me any headaches yet.
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Brian,
The document that goes with them is actually taking more time!
Peter
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Hi!
What the normal pro res setting in comressor does is to check the interlaced button – but I think the settings could be better than that. Any ideas on how to set the motion settings to get a better result?Kind regards
HenrikGreetings
Henrik Helms
dBA MEDIA -
Hi Henrik,
Just drop the footage on the time line.
Progressive footage is “universal”: Works in any kind of sequence (Upper, Lower, NONE).
If you want to fake that was shoot interlaced (?) then you would need to use the Re-interlacer of the FieldsKit or so.
Rafael
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