Brandon Adams
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Sounds like you don’t need confirmation – but I’ve experienced the same problem in Final Cut. Very frustrating – especially when I try to re-import and get the same problem again.
-Brandon
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It’s nothing esoteric, it simply has to do with the audience’s conditioned eye. Films have been shot/shown at 24FPS, reality TV/documentary and the like have been shot/shown at 30FPS. Thus when people see a narrative film shot at 30FPS, it hinders the suspension of disbelief because it reminds them of reality tv.
I once walked into a Circuit City and saw the latest Indiana Jones playing on one of their TVs in the front. I was very confused because it looked like a behind the scenes making of video, but there wasn’t any making of, it was just the film playing. This was before I learned about the 120hz and 240hz marketing gimmicks, so the TV was messing with the frame rate. My point is that even with a cinematic film like Indiana Jones, when someone messed with the frame rate, I thought it was home video.
-Brandon
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Thanks Mark. I’m using a mask in the picture group for the reflection, so it looks like that is requiring it to be a rasterized group.
Looks like I’m out of luck?
-Brandon
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Forgot to mention I’m working in Motion 3
-Brandon
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Thanks for the suggestion Joe. However, I’m not dealing with an eps file. I’m just dealing directly with the font in FCP, AE, or Motion.
-Brandon
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I have to use Frutiger. Client brand. It’s purchased from Adobe so there’s nothing wrong with the font itself.
-Brandon
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I couldn’t install it with Font Book and it won’t show up in it. I had to install it using Linotype FontExplorer.
-Brandon
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My understanding is that you upload a 720P .mov and Youtube plays it in their lower, standard quality by default (but with a button to watch it in 720P).
-Brandon
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You can try right clicking in the sequence and “reconnect media” and choosing the new ProRes version. I did this when editing with Red reference files as 1K, then finished and replaced with 2K reference files. It worked perfectly, so it might for you too.
However, the process mentioned above is probably faster depending on your sequence length.
-Brandon