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Ghosting effect with Interpolation
So I never noticed that the video I uploaded to Youtube had so much of a ghosting effect after I rendered it. I’m thinking it’s because I used interpolation. However, I do not have the original files to re-render it. All I can do is just edit the rendered file and I want to fix it. Here is the video if you want to see what I mean.
https://www.youtube.com/sentientprod#p/u/0/Ek3hRLcxElM
Is there any way to “de-interpolate” and get rid of this ghosting effect?
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[Bryan Spector] “Is there any way to “de-interpolate” and get rid of this ghosting effect?”
No, it is what is it and interpolate would not cause ghosting. Blend fields would cause ghosting. You should never throw away your source files. Hard drives are cheap.
~jr
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Is there anything you could recommend at least to make it look just a bit better?
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[Bryan Spector] “Is there anything you could recommend at least to make it look just a bit better?”
I don’t think it looks that bad to begin with. Maybe you’re being too critical. I watched most of it and didn’t see anything distracting. There is nothing you can do but I don’t think you really have to do anything. It’s the content that’s important.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com
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