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Reducing flicker
I’m experiencing an awful lot of flicker on the JPEG’s that I have in my project. Many of these JPEG are quite large since that are often made up of several stills which I have stitched together. I have the reduce Interlace flicker turned on & have rendered as progressive scan. The flicker can be so bad that in a photo what has a lake in it you might think these were waves in the water as the pan/crop tool zooms out. Is there anything else that I can do to reduce or stop the flicker?
Thanks in advance
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3 Replies
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Try reducing the size.
Unless you’re doing an extreme zoom, 2x project size (1440 x 960 for SD NTSC) is large enough. -
I’ve also been told that changing the “Full resolution rendering quality” in the project property to “best” might improve images especially bigger ones. Of course, I can’t recall where I heard it from… so I can’t swear by it… 🙂
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I have resized one very large photo to 1/4 of it’s original size & replaced the original on timeline. I looped the event & kept hitting the undo/redo button. Both flicker equally. By original picture looks sharper however. In an effort to ensure that no still went without this anti flicker switch turned on I applied the switch to every event on the timeline. I’m guessing that if this switch can’t be used nothing happens. Correct me if I’m wrong.
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