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Zoom interlaced footage
I got some 1080i footage and need to do a slow zoom-in on a few shots (I’m doing the zoom with motion>scale)
But when rendering I get these ugly scanline artefacts – even if always deinterlace is turned on.Now I was thinking to turn on deinterlace on the source clip without making any other changes > export it > and continue working with the new rendered files.
Since this seems to be quite a bad hack I was wondering if there is a better/more elegant solution? -
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Are you judging the render on your comp. screen in Pr?
This is not accurate.
Can/are you viewing on external video monitor?If the sequence/video you’re editing in is interlaced, I would NOT de-interlace these clips.
Chris
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Hi Chris, thanks for you answer
I watched the rendered result.I actually seem to have found a solution that is supposed to work very well. Instead of the built in Adobe deinterlace – Boris BCC Deinterlace should do the trick.
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If your footage is interlaced leave it interlaced.
What you are seeing is just a preview.
You can change the playback to suite your needs.
Zooming in on footage is usually not a good idea. Don’t go beyond 110-115%.
However you can drop your footage in a sequence with a smaller resolution (1280×720), this will let you zoom it a bit more.———————————————–
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