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  • One more note. I tried using Upper field firtst with very similar results. What did help somewhat is starting up with the 25(50i) setting in Premiere then moving the original clip shot in 60i to the time sequence, then rendering it. Still doesn’t look great but, somewhat bbearable.
    What I was wondering if I shoot the footage in 1080/24P or 1080/30P, would this give me better results if I then convrt to 25 frames? I’ll try to experiment and post my conclusion here, unless someone has alraedy done this. Thank you!

  • First of all thanks for answering Jan. Yes, I am sure .. If you have any ideas let me know and by the way I forgot to mention I am using Premiere CS4 Thank you again!

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