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progresive
Hi, this will prob seema very obvious question, but I’ve been asked to deliver a short vid in progresive format… not sure what this means, I use a mini dv panasonic dx and premiere pro 1.5, is that a prob, a clear and simple answer as I’m not the most technical of people as how to do this with my equipment woul be great….
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Progressive refers to video without Fields. Your video was created with fields and “Deinterlace” is an option in the Adobe Media Encoder to eliminate the fields on export.
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thank you very much, so I just have to put the deinterlace filter on to the clip, and then it will be progresive… is that how it works… so is deinterlaced progresive then….thanks again for your kind help
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Yes, and the by-product is that it will have half your vertical resolution.
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is that good, or bad…is it soemthing I have to compensate for in some way.. thanks for your informative reply
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It is bad since you lose 50% of the vertical resolution. That can not be compensated. If you require progressive, shoot progressive. If you haven’t shot progressive and are not delivering on celluloid, forget about progressive.
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you wouldn’t know of a link you can go to to get hints on shooting progressive.. I have a panasonic dvx100…minidv
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[anton] “get hints on shooting progressive.. I have a panasonic dvx100…minidv”
Refer to the user’s manual
For a 100a refer to page 42 on setup menu, page 62 for explanation
For a 100b page 70 setup, page 37 explanation
also there are many articles, do a on line search.
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