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Rotate in FCP is not clean- any fix?
I’m rotating a shot 2 degrees because the tripod was not level for an establishing shot.
The sequence is DV. Even when fully rendered the shot is blurry and shows strong artifacting. I have tried switching the “motion render settings” to “best” but have no luck getting a clean shot.
I just thought that FCP 5.x would do a better job.
Is there a work around within FCP?
BTW I am using a pro monitor for my viewing pleasure.
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5 Replies
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Same problem here… used a high res photo file, cropped it, and rotated it 4 degrees… the result is pretty ugly. I tried deinterlace and a couple of other filters….no luck. I’d welcome any advice….
Editor Bob
Charlotte, NC -
I guess there is no fix.
Luckily I have After Effects but what a PITA!
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You guys have
the dark green FULL bar checked in your Sequence>Render menus?
Are you in Safe RT?
High Quality (not Dynamic)?
Full Frame Rate (not Dynamic)?
Sequence + Settings> Video Processing Tab>Motion Filtering Quality>Fastest or Best seems to be better than Normal.Try these things. I have a pretty decent rotate right here in the Canvas at 100% with “Show as Sq. Pixels” unchecked.
Kevin Monahan
Author – Motion Graphics and Effects in Final Cut Pro
fcpworld.com -
I put the settings as you suggested and there is no difference.
Oddly- even after effects shows slight blurriness- but is cleaner than FCP.
Hmm.
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IF you have motion use that, extremely clean rotation, just make sure anti alias is on in the project settings.
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