Can’t render in Vegas, ghosting / blended frames

[Juliano Kessler]

Steve, That is because I want to publish it also in youtube and be able to reproduce it at top quality in the computer.

[John Rofrano]

There’s not much that you can do about it now. No application can correct for that much motion between the fields. I would shoot in 30p next time if your camera allows that.

~jr

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[Juliano Kessler]

Alright. At least I know my equipment is not defective. Thanks a lot, it’s a great relief for a very long lasting problem.

[Rick Qi]

That’s not ur fault of camera. That’s the totally fault of terrible de-interlaced effect of vegas. It also exists in Vegas 11! The worst thing is u cannot disable the stupid blend effect in anyway!
So the only way to solve this is that modify the project properties and leave the field order as interlaced as ur source is.

[John Rofrano]

[Rick Qi] “That’s not ur fault of camera. That’s the totally fault of terrible de-interlaced effect of vegas. It also exists in Vegas 11! The worst thing is u cannot disable the stupid blend effect in anyway!”

Wow, kind of odd to reply to a post from 3 years ago!

This is not the fault of the Vegas deinterlacer. You simply need to use Interpolate Fields instead of Blend Fields in your project properties to remove it properly.

~jr

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