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Understanding Moire in FCPX?
Hey team,
I’ll post some video comparisons soon, but I was hoping you guys could help me understand how to get better results from my exports out of FCPX.
(I don’t really understand what moire is. What causes it. Or what its identifying characteristics are. Please explain this me?)
But essentially, Ive been shooting real estate videos with a drone and Sony camera. My raw files look great when I view them in quick time. But once I dump them into FCPX, grade, and export, everything has this layer of grime on it.
Is there any essential list you guys can throw me about possible solutions of why this is happening? My exports look like they’ve lost almost a full generation of quality by the time they come out the other side.
I’ve double checked that my frame rate matches. Optimized my media. And exported in both h264 and Pro-res 422. I’ve seen other people suggesting playing with field dominance over ride, and I really don’t know what these things are yet.
I’m going to start an upload of my footage off the drone right now. Will post the link.
Thanks guys

