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render quicktime – problem with the colors
hi! im making a comp and when i render it to a quicktime movie the colors of video doesnt correspond to the originals. much more blurry and less saturated
do you know what maybe the problem?
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6 Replies
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Is your original footage interlaced? What codec are you rendering to? Is there any other information you can give us about your workflow (where the footage is coming from, how it’s interpreted, what you’re doing to it, how you’re rendering it… etc.)?
Darby Edelen
Lead Designer
Left Coast Digital
Santa Cruz, CA -
no. the footage is not interlaced. its an hd footage 1920×1080 from an handy cam (canon hv20)
im doing regular stuff like adjusting levels and place some designs in it.
im rendering with quicktime photo-jpeg preset every thing in the best quality. the comp is in the full quality.im asking this because i did a second render with “video for windows” with no compression and the colors were perfect. in the quicktime render that doesnt happen
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What version of After Effects are you using?
Darby Edelen
Lead Designer
Left Coast Digital
Santa Cruz, CA -
im using after effects 7.0 professional
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I’m not sure what the issue might be. It could be related to a gamma shift due to the codec, but I wouldn’t think so. How are you viewing your final output?
Darby Edelen
Lead Designer
Left Coast Digital
Santa Cruz, CA -
i think it might be the codec. i used photo jepg but now i made another render with jepg 2000 and the colors are perfect but the video is to large compared to the other. 30 megabytes to 130 mgabytes.
what codec do you recomend?
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