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luma shift while rendering DVCProHD in AE CS3
I just upgraded to Final Cut Pro HD 6 and After Effects CS3 and using Automatic Duck to export FC timelines to AE. While in AE, I can preview on my monitor using an AJA Kona LH and the color is well represented. However, when I render out a DVCPro HD 720p 60fps file, the color starts off great, then after rendering a few seconds, it appears that the luma suddenly drops resulting in a color shift. This has happened on several different compositions, so I know it’s not an accidental color correction or level keyframe change on my part.
This never happened while using AE 7.0, but unfortunately I cannot go back to that version because I’ve already upgraded the project I’m working on to AE CS3.
Has anyone else experienced this problem?
Thanks,
Dana -
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Hello,
I’v the same issue whitin all QT format. When rendering TGA or else, the problem is not there !
Thank You QT…. now the Q is how to get thru this…. -
I’ve also noticed that this only happens when I’m using video clips inside of an AE Comp. I’m working on a project now that is strictly graphics – I’ve rendered to QT and it’s fine.
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Bump. Having the same issue. Outputting DVCPRO50 and getting a chroma shift after a couple of seconds on all clips. The ingested footage is DVCPROHD, we are downrezzing to 4:3 sd. Has anyone solved this?
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