[Ben Epstein]

To give you a better idea of what I’m talking about, please check out the video below. It is just a few of the raw shots. It almost looks like there is a lag to the video. Anyway, please let me know what you think.

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Any ideas? I’m pretty baffled that it plays so smoothly on my external monitor but on every computer it stutters just like the video above.

Thanks!

[Ben Epstein]

Sorry, I think there might be some confusion about the problem. As far as I can tell, it’s not an interlacing issue. It’s not that the lines are fuzzy, it’s more a problem that the picture sticks – almost like a very quick strobing effect – during pans. I find it difficult to think it’s an interlacing issue because I work with plenty of interlaced footage in other projects and don’t experience this problem.

Though it looks fine on the external monitor, this is a problem because the final video is being created for internet viewing.

Any other suggestions?
Thanks.

[Ben Epstein]

No, I’ve moved the light many times and regardless of whether it is closer or further from the giant #5, the lighting effect is significantly offset from the lighting source.