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My credit sequence is shaky in FCP 7
This started at the very beginning when I was first attempted to make credits for this film I am editing. In final cut 7 the boris credit option works, it just isn’t perfect. I went over to after effects and made a credits sequence that looks flawless in a 60fps timebase. The only problem is I am bringing that export into a 24fps timebase in final cut. Here lies the issue: If I was in DVD studio Pro I could just link the two together but I need them specifically in a web format. So my question is this: How do you make credits look flawless(no shake, no motion blur) in a 24 fps timebase?
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Already did that. The scroll still looks like bad at 24 fps rendered out in AE
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There’s math involved in getting this to look right. How far you can move something given the frame rate. My friend gave me the formula…and I am having a tough time tracking it down. But yeah, scrolling credits in 24fps look bad, unless done right.
Shane
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Well just to test things out I did try and slow down the credits I exported from AE at 60fps to about 30% speed in FCP. It looked much worse. Maybe there is another program other than FCP or AE that specializes in making credits?
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