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Ghost Frame Fix Needed – Disable Resample Not Working
I searched around the forums for a while, but could not find the solution I needed.
I am using sony vegas 7.0. The footage was recorded in widescreen ntsc on a canon xl2, and I BELIEVE at 60 fps.
I want to cut it down to 24 and have the framerate of film. I have disabled resamples on the footage with the ghosting problem, but the problem persists anyway. If I watch it in draft however, there is no ghosting.
When I up the quality to preview, there is interlacing I can’t seem to fix, when I up it to good, the interlacing is fixed but what I would describe as ghosting or some kind of artificial motion blur starts happening.
I don’t know how to fix this… help !
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First, How does the rendered footage look?
Render a part out first to assess it properly, using
the various preview settings is not going to be all accurate.Steve Rhoden
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When rendered in good quality, the footage looks the same. There is ghosting of some kind. Also I should note that there is EXTRA ghosting that is removed when I turn off resample. However, as we’ve covered already, this does not remove all of the ghosting I am getting with heavy motion.
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When you right click on a clip in the time line and go to Properties, does the Undersample rate: show 59.940 fps? If so, try changing the Undersample rate from 1.000 to .4 which will conform it to 24p with a 23.976 fps. See if that fixes your ghosting issue.
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That is a good idea, I see what you mean, however, the undersample rate is not that high, it’s 29.970. Can I still change it to a different number to fix the ghosting problem?
I’m really confused as to why the FR looks perfect in draft quality also
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I just realized that camera doesn’t shoot 60fps. It shoots 60i so the number I gave you before won’t help. I am afraid that I don’t know what to suggest.
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