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Default Dissolve Trans on Sequence tifs?
Just curious. I have a file that’s part of my training: it’s a tif sequence playing at 2 frames per second, and I’m almost positive there’s a dissolve transition going on. That’s all good, but what if I didn’t want a dissolve? There’s nothing in Interpret Footage (that I can see) that would control that aspect of a tiff sequence.
David Bark
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I’m guessing that you have frame blending turned on for the layer. If so, turn it off and see if that removes the apparent “dissolve transition”.
If I’m right, then what is happening is that you’ve got a low-frame-rate footage item (your 2fps image sequence) in a composition with a higher frame rate, and the frame blending is interpolating between the frames of your footage item to serve the higher frame rate of the composition.
If you want to eliminate the guesswork, feel free to upload a project that shows this behavior, and I’ll have a look.
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