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Colorista II, Primary HSL wheel causing color break up/blockiness
Hi, I’ve been using colorista II to color correct some canon DSLR footage in After Effects CS5.5. Everything works great until i use the Primary HSL wheel, even with the smallest alteration I get a suitable break up/ blockiness appearing randomly in the footage. I’ve tried it on different footage formats and with different color bit depths in the project, and I still get this issues. I’ve attached a shot below. Any help would be greatly appreciated
Cheers
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Does the blockiness go away if you change Colorista II > Options > Render using to CPU?
Walter Soyka
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If you are trying to color correct a highly compressed codec like H.264 which originated in 4:2:0 color space, you might run into issues like that if you are really pushing the limits.
Lee
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Thank you so much this seems to have done the trick, hadn’t even noticed that option!
Cheers
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This is an old post but just wanted to mention that the above fix also fixes a perpetual rendering problem in Premiere CC, where a clip never finishes rendering.
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