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Motion Blur?
Hi folks…I’m posting this question in the Sony Vegas and Canon Forums, as I’m using both and I’m not sure which is causing this “problem.”
I currently shoot on the Canon XH-A1s, and edit on Sony Vegas Pro 9. I have shot a few events in 60i (both HD and SD), but when I edit, I get these horizontal lines through my video when there is fast motion, particuarly side-to-side motion, panning, left or right movement (I tried to upload a screenshot, but it didn’t work…sorry). Also, shutter speed doesn’t seem to make any difference. I have shot at 1/60, 1/30 and Clear Scan, but still get these lines.
Is this just the nature of the 60i frame rate, or is there a setting that’s not quite right on my camera or software? I have not tried to shoot at 30f or 24f to see if this corrects this issue. Thanks in advance for your input.
Dusty Jenson
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2 Replies
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Forgive me if you know this already.
Sounds like interlacing lines that result from the 60i (i=interlaced and p=progresssive). If you are playing back on your computer, VLC media player or in some NLE, search for a “deinterlace” setting and enable it. Just a thought. -
I’m having the same problem, I think. As suggested in earlier answers to this problem, I set all events to ‘disable resample’. This changed the stripe effect into huge, more fuzzy shadows in avi-files with motion where the original material has hardly any or none at all. I shot on HD and rendered to avi. Is there a problem in that maybe?
I also tested the field interpolation settings and found that the setting ‘blend’ combined with ‘gaussian’ gave the least bad result, but none of them solve the problem.
In the manual I found that on the videobus you should be able to disable motion blur. But though I work with Vegas 9 Pro 64bit I couldn’t find this choice in the submenu. So now I’m basically stuck.
HELPJ.J.
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