Brian Pitt
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I’m really not sure because everything looks great until it is rendered. I can even scrub through the footage and it looks good. But when I render…it turns to crap.
Brian
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Let me try this one more time…
I had to compress to jpeg, so it looks pretty crappy, but the key on my timeline looks how I want it until I render.
Brian
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Here is an example of what is happening. (keep in mind this isn’t color graded or anything…I’m just trying to illustrate the problem I’m having after rendering.)
Brian
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There are a few free ones here:
https://www.digitalcinemafoundry.com/2010/02/19/free-film-burns-exclusively-here/
Place one of them above your video and change the composite mode. Screen usually ends up looking nice.
Brian
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How come every time Apple comes out with ANYTHING, there is always a post here complaining about Final Cut?
Brian
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Can you give step by step instructions? Maybe this is option is only available with the newest version of compressor…I just don’t see any bluray options. I have version 3.0.5
Brian
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I didn’t know this, Bret. Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try this out today.
Brian
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What is your budget? Will you be shooting handheld or mostly on a tripod?
If you are shooting ANY hand held at all with a telephoto lens, it is CRUCIAL that you get a lens with image stabilization. It makes all the difference in the world.
Canon 70-200 f2.8 L IS or Canon 70-200 f4 L would both be great, but if you are on a tighter budger, canon also offers slower IS telephoto lenses.
This lens would be a starting point..but it isn’t nearly as sharp as the 2 I just mentioned:
https://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/consumer/products/cameras/ef_lens_lineup/ef_70_300mm_f_4_5_6_is_usm
Brian
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I shot some greenscreen footage with a ReflecMedia kit and keyed with AE. I was VERY impressed with the results.
Brian
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I wouldn’t use Capture Now for anything. I have had timecode issues…Audio/Video Sync issues…it just isn’t good. I always set an in and out point before capturing footage.
Brian