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Ghosting – 7D footage
So, I finally made the switch from Vegas Pro to Premiere CS5 for editing my DSLR footage. My goodness I don’t know why I waited this long but that’s another story.
Rendering out of Vegas has never presented a ghosting issue that I’ve noticed even if I had to shoot at higher shutter speeds in bright day light. My first render out of Premiere is ghosting like a *, as they say. Or at least more than I’ve ever noticed. I’m editing 1080p DSLR footage and when I “export media” I select the h.264 format and the “vimeo HD” preset and “queue” to Media Encoder from there (all very new to me coming from Vegas btw)
Thanks guys!
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Forgot to mention the footage was shot at 23.976 and the project settings used were the project preset for DSLR’s at 23.976.
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Sounds like there has been a framerate change during export.
From what I recall the Vimeo HD preset defaults to 29.97fps. Maybe you simply haven’t changed it to match your project.
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Ahhh! I didn’t even catch that! Thanks bro!
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It’s a feature request I’ve been making (and encouraging others) to make with the Export/AME interfaces:
https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/mmform/index.cfm?name=wishformFCP/Compressor has a “Current” (framerate) option which will default the export to match the source – and many of us are used to that – especially with the Compressor YouTube/H.264 presets. One little change would prevent issues like this and make encodes/presets that much quicker when you frequently work with deliverables of widely varying framerates being delivered in similar formats.
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