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Photoshop cs5 extended is exporting video as interlaced upper odd regardless of interlace box being checked or unchecked.
I have been using AE cs5 for color-grading and realized that it was interlacing my progressive video even though the interlace box was unselected. After some online research I found out that someone else had figured out that if they selected then unselected the interlace box then it would output progressive as it should. Is there a similar issue with Photoshop cs5? Now I am using Photoshop for some color-grading and when I export the footage it outputs to interlaced (upper odd) no matter what I do. Does anyone know if there is a way to trouble shoot this? Is there any resolution degradation if I expand my workflow to include taking interlaced footage from Photoshop to After Effects to take it back to progressive?
Rich
Apple MacBook Pro
OSX 10.6.8Photoshop CS5.1
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No the source footage is prores 4444 field none progressive rendered from FCP 7. Is that redundant? If there are no fields then it must be progressive right?
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