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Removing ghosting effect?
Hi, so while I’m not completely stupid I’m in no way a professional and that is why I have trouble with the more technical things, like this.
This is my first real “big project” and I want it to be as perfect as possible. However, when I render something it will give me this “ghosting effect”
My guess as a non-professional is that it has something to do with frame rate?
Sorry I am a graphics guy trying to migrate into video haha. The guy told me that the video was shot in 23.976 fps (it is a black magic camera if that makes a difference) so I rendered in 23.976.
Here are the render settings.
7894_rendersettings.jpg.zipDoes anyone know what could be causing this?
Thanks!
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I will leave it to someone more knowledgeable to address the issue of removing the effect.
I’m not a pro, but I have made and sold instructional DVDs with all the video shot by me.
Maybe if you try shooting everything at 1080/60p you will get cleaner results. I have found that this creates very clean video; you can pull stills that look like they were shot with a still camera (although, obviously, at only 2mp or so).
I shoot mostly AVCHD (using a GH3) because for some reason it seems to edit better with Premiere Elements 12 (which I what I use). I output as 30p (to keep a crisp action look) but of course you could output at 25p or 24p and it should be just as good. MOV files look a lot better and cleaner when viewed on computer monitor (17″), but for me the AVCHD looks better after running through PE12.
PE12 output is very clean, both MP4 or DVD burn (I haven’t burned BluRay).
Probably the best thing to do is shoot some very short clips in various formats and see how they turn out, before launching the project.
Hope this may help somewhat.
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Can you supply the specs of the actual Media?
G
Video Content Creator and Potter
PC 7 64-bit 16gb * Intel® Core™i7-2600k Quad Core 3.40GHz * 2GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 560 Ti
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Thanks for the replies, I will continue trying to figure it out!
Here are the specs of the media…
Actually never mind! Double checking I see that the footage was shot in 24 fps and not the 23.976 I was told. Thank you for leading me to the solution! haha
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Good. There is an option in Vegas to MATCH the Project’s Settings to the Media. This is always my first procedure when I start.
Grazie
Video Content Creator and Potter
PC 7 64-bit 16gb * Intel® Core™i7-2600k Quad Core 3.40GHz * 2GB NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 560 Ti
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Yes, I think the part that tripped me up was that the main footage was 24 FPS. The other two shots were 23 FPS, for whatever reason.
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[Robert Carroll] “I think the part that tripped me up was that the main footage was 24 FPS. The other two shots were 23 FPS, for whatever reason.”
If you have media with different frame rates then you should Disable Resample on the media that doesn’t match the project’s frame rate. To do this, right-click on the event, open the Properties and check the Disable Resample button. This will eliminate the ghosting.
~jr
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