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Interlacing artifacts on 108024p footage
Hello Forum,
I may have my own answer on this. I shot some 1080 24p footage of a
piano keyboard with my HVX200. I used a dolly (homemade) to move camera left to right and right to left. Call it up and down the keyboard.I used the Log and Transfer method to bring the footage into FCP from the P2 card. I then imported the clip to my broswer. When I play this clip on the viewer it shows severe interlacing artifacts.
For information, my sequence is a 60i timeline and my “Easy Setup” is set for HDV 1080/60i. I had not put the clip on the timeline, I merely was viewing it by double clicking the clip in the browser.
I can import the clip using Calibrated Softwares mxf import (which is set for removing pulldown, etc) and the clip show no interlacing artifacts.
Can I assume that I should import the clip (if I desire to use Log and Transfer) to a project with appropriate settings for the HVX200 1080 24p?
Thanks for a very helpful forum.
eric
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2 Replies
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Did you shoot 1080p24 or 1080 24PA? PA means that L&T in FCP will remove the pulldown..the redundant frames…and get you to 23.98. but just regular 24p is the 24frame LOOK in a 29.97 video stream.
Shane
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Hello Shane,
Thanks for the reply! Sorry I am so late in responding. This forum is too good to miss. I did not shoot in the 24PA mode, but in the 24p mode (just like my HV20). Now I have learned something about L&T that I did not know before, complements of your sentence where you mention that 24PA gets its pulldown removed.
Thanks Again,
Eric
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