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Scaling changes causes flickering in seq
Adobe PP CC. I’m working w someone else’s cut. To create a zoom effect theother editor keyframed the scaling on quite a few shots. For some reason when it is played in the time line it’s causing almost a rolling shutter look in the back ground of the shot. The rolling shutter look is always in a bush or tree in the back ground, and not on the main subject, but is very noticeable.
I’m working on a late 2013 Mac Pro w/ up to date Creative cloud.
This type of issue is on multiple projects. There is no distortion on the raw footage, or if the shot is placed in the seq w/out the scaling changes.
Any help would be appreciated.
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4 Replies
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Hopefully I’m envisioning your issue correctly. If you haven’t already, try rendering and/or playing at full resolution.
David Hawksworth
Video Producer
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I have done both already.
This is a project I need to lay to tape (client’s requirement). I thought maybe it was just showing up in the previews, but it is definitely noticeable on tape too.
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Hi Joseph,
What happens if you switch to Mercury Playback Engine Software Only?
Do you have Warp Stabilizer applied? What happens if you remove it?
Is scale keyframed in a nested sequence?Thanks,
KevinKevin Monahan
Support Product Manager—DVA
Adobe After Effects
Adobe Premiere Pro
Adobe
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Switched mercury playback w/ no luck.
No warp stabilizer or nested seqs.I actually found a fix. In the seq right click to “Field options” select “deinterlace always.”
So far that seems to do the trick.
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