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Jagged lines
Hey
I’m an editing noob going through clips filmed with an old D7 and see jagged lines everywhere. On horizons, mountain crests etc etc.. Am I right assuming this is some form of aliasing?
I’m switching cameras (tell myself it’s not too late) to avoid this but I have way too much filmed for this project to throw all I’ve done away.
Does anyone have any tips on how to at least soften these artifacts a bit in post editing?
Thanks a lot
Ingemar
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4 Replies
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Right click on a clip in the sequence, select Field Options…
Then select Always Deinterlace
See if that helps.If it is an interlacing problem then you can do a batch of clips at once in a Bin.
Select the clips you want to deinterlace
Right click and select Modify > Interpret Footage…
In the pop up box under Field Order select Conform to:
Select No Fields (Progressive Scan)Joe
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Hey!
Thanks a lot for your suggestion!
I tried this on a couple of clips and nothing happened.
Since the problem is there even before importing them to premiere, the problem might be something else?Thanks!
Ingemar
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Make sure the sequence setting matches the footage.
If its interlaced footage make the timeline interlaced.———————————————–
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Hey!
How do I know if the footage is interlaced?
I assumed these are dslr-artifacts (like aliasing, moire etc)
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