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end credit, over expose, etc problems
i facing this 2 problems
1) for my ending credit which i use title in premiere pro to roll it, i find it dragging,n jerking after export, is there anyway to make it roll smoothly ?
2) in my footage, a white table is over expose, is there anyway to solve this so that the white color is not over expose ?
3) i add some psd or jpg inside the video, the text inside the pic flicking after export, i try to put flicker removal but it still the same, but when i use the exported avi and apply flicker removal, the flicker gone, any other way to solve this ?
4)if my footages is yellowish, how to color correct it ? using color corrector filter ? white balance or ?
thanks if anyone can answer my problems.
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5 Replies
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1) The jerkiness could be the cause of many things, title rolling too fast, wrong field order, progressive will tend to create more jerkiness than interlaced. Is the jerkisness on a DVD, or on your PC?
2) Is it over 100 IRE’s in the waveform monitor? If so, just apply the Levels filter, or Procamp. If you are looking at it in a broadcast monitor, it could just be that ii is too sharp, a common problem with straight lines; in that case you can play with anti-flicker below the motion settings.
3) Look at 3 way color correction. If you have a white reference pint anywhere in you footage, it should be as easy as color picking it, with some minor adjustments afterwards; otherwise, you have to adjust colors manually until you get the desired results.
Vince
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the end credit roll not too fast and i play in pc and broadcast monitor still jerking.may be title in premiere pro not suitable for rolling credit ?
the white color over expose bcos of the lighting in the set, so have to adjust it in post while the others color remain ok.
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I’m sorry, when you said “table” I thought you meant a “graphical” table; been doing too many corporate gigs lately…
Yes, just use the levels filter, and take down the “RGB white output level”.
If you are going to color correct as well, you can actually just use “3 way color correction”, it has a level function as well.
Did you try burning the rolling title to DVD, I wonder if that’s just a Premiere playback issue.
Vince
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I am using premiere pro 1.5, can i just adjust the white color in the visual without disturbing the other color level ?
the problem is that others colors are fine , but the white is over bright and over expose becos of lighting. -
Then simply use the level filter over “RGB”.
Vince
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