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Deinterlacing footage
I’m working with some footage shot in DVcam with Sony Z1 at 24p. Then there’s the other bunch shot in the standard 25i DVcam mode. I’m trying to match the progressive look and have tried Natress’ Film Converter, Too much too soon’s blend fields and deinterlace and Joe’s deinterlacer, the look is fine but the motion is very staggered. Anyone has any better suggestions?
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4 Replies
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Not trying to compare here, but you can also try Compressor 2s Advanced Format Conversion
(not the regular de-interlace filter!). Do a search of this and maybe the Compression Techniques
forums, I know I spelled out the workflow (at least once).
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Thanks Ed! I’ve have a look see.
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Thanks Ed! I’ll have a look see.
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Hi Ming,
I don’t know how its works Nattress Standar convertion for that task, but Nattress got some other de-interlacers in the FilmEffects pack.
TMTS its works fine if you set it at 100%. There is another application that you can download from the web: JES deinterlacer. I’ve never used but I read in this forum good things about it.https://www.xs4all.nl/~jeschot/home.html
As Ed says you can use Compressor. In the “Video Format’ window set the field dominance of your original footage. Them set “Frame control’ to CUSTOM. In the same window set “Output fields” to PROGRESIVE, and set the Deinterlace to FAST, BETTER or BEST. (You don’t need to change the Resize Filter neather the Retiming control).
If you got SHAKE you can get it done too. I think Shake and Compressor use the same filters for this purpose.
Cheers,
Rafael
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