Andrew Kramer
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Usually you want to deinterlace then apply stabilization. but you may want to use the tracker on the original footage not the deinterlacced stuff.
so technically, stabilize then deinterlace but you must deinterlace the source, not the stabilized footage.Not that this makes any sense…
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LOL,
I just started busting up when I read your post. Thanks for the heads up went ahead and took the fun out of that by fixing it.
I hope you enjoy the DVD. Thanks for your support.Andrew
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Thanks Dan,
I’m glad you had a chance to check it out. Your opinion means a lot to me, so thanks.Andrew
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Dan,
You’re one hell of a sharp guy.What else can I say.
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Hows about rendering it out and importing then change the frame rate…
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Well…
For day time stuff think about the following:1. It’s so bright outside that the explosion isn’t going to seem as “hot”, so instead of being totally blown out (whiter) you will want to bring the tendril detail back down and maybe use curves to give it a warmer look. (add some red gamma and take away a little blue gamma) also use the screen mode instead of add this way it will be less likely to blow out.
2. If you look at day time explosions they do emit light so an exta ground matte with some increased orange brightness may help sell.
3. Some camera shake definely is good.
Something to think about.
Andrew Kramer
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It’s not a real fix. I just know sometimes when using effects or procedures that are heavy that sometimes helps.
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Be sure to be in “adaptive resolution” no openGL works with 32bpc.
Hold down caps lock until it switchs then turn off the caps lock.Reset prefs.
Hard to say really…
Andrew -
“flv player”
Type into google make sure it’s free. and download. There are plenty of good ones.
Andrew
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You Guys Rock! I couldn’t believe my eyes at nab. The new features blew me away.
The demo team was top notch also. Lance and all the others there did one hell of a job.
Hooah,
Andrew