[Bluriie]

It will be Zeiss DigiPrimes F28mm.

Formula: divide by 2.5

35mm 2/3″ HD
100 40
70 28
50 20
35 14
25 10
18 7
12 5

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[Bluriie]

Hi,

Thanks for the information Jamie.

“If you can’t solve it… DISsolve it.” 😉

[Bluriie]

Hi,

Thanks. I’ve been looking at MAX2AE for a while now. I posted the question hoping to get some answers as I’ve been using AE for some time now and to pick up a brand new program wld be tough. I’m looking for advice whether it is a good buy. Any testimonials from the AE users at cow who has used MAX2AE? Or should I pick up Cinema4d for better intergration?

Thanks for the help.

“If you can’t solve it… DISsolve it.” 😉

[Bluriie]

Hi Roland,
Thanks for your response.

Yes, I thought you need to shoot in 4:2:2 to export in similar setting. However my video is a mixed of stills and video.

Lets say (*just thinking aloud), if the entire video only uses stills/ photos, so how do you convert a still image animation(progressive) to a 4:2:2 format? Could it be something to do with the Compositon Settings instead of the Output Settings?

Btw, here’s my output requirement:
MPEG2
720×576
PAL 25 fps
15 Mbps
4:2:2 chroma format
GOP 12
4/3 or 16/9

I managed to get all the settings in AE – MPEG2 correct, except for the chroma format setting. Couldn’t find a section which allowed me to make the selection. (thought Profile 4:2:2 was the one, but its apparently not.)

Once again,
Thank you for your time 🙂
Regards,
April

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[Bluriie]

Thank you for your reply.

Is there any link with a step-by-step process on how to get this done?
I’m sorry, I’m really new with Encore.

Thanks again! 🙂