Adam Earl
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Graininess was a bad choice of words on my part… it was less grainy and more just noisy… which was a by-product of the fielding and the movement on the screen. Once the fielding was fixed, the image came into better clarity. No grain.
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Woaaah… changed the fields to “off” and it fixed it. Never mind. Thanks!!!
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I tried the interpret footage option… it was already set to lower field first. Definetly no gain switch or low light… the footage looks fantastic in premiere, so it’s gotta be something to do with the settings in After Effects. I’ve seen a few sites say that you can transcode the .mxf files to quicktime to work around it, but im not sure if that feasable.