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Luma shift clipped when imported
Importing a bright clip into after effects, the color and luma values over 100% are clipped as if a Broadcast Safe filter has been applied.
If I export from FCP as Apple Prores (HQ) and re-import it, it’s fine.
If I import it into After Effects and export it back to FCP as Apple Prores (HQ), all the values are clipped away over 100% in the vetroscope. I lose my highlights.I have Mac Pro 3.0, latest After Effect CS4 and FCP. The latest Quicktime. AJA Lhe HD card.
Any help would be appreciated.
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3 Replies
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This issue has been posted on a number of occasions. Try the COW Search function.
Cheers
RoRKbroadcastGEMs – AEPro Volume 02 (Professional Adobe After Effects Project Files – Now Available).
Adobe After Effects Training in South East Asia.
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I take it that your sick of this. I’m pretty sure I did try and searched the forum before posting a same topic. I’ll try another forum.
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[Scott Robert] “I take it that your sick of this”
Apparently not as much you. 😉
I’ve never used ProRes so I couldn’t give you the type of answer you were expecting. But I did point you to a source where you could possibly get an answer that was suitable. I’ve seen a few threads here with similar issues as yours and that is why I made the suggestion.
Besides, there are other users here that may give you a better answer. But until then, a COW search is truly your best bet.
Cheers
RoRKbroadcastGEMs – AEPro Volume 02 (Professional Adobe After Effects Project Files – Now Available).
Adobe After Effects Training in South East Asia.
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