Cathy Ralph
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Thanks so much! I had tried gaussian blur and motion blur and niether one of them worked – but fast blur at 1.2 did work! This is a handy trick to keep in my tool box.
Last night I was experimenting with another way to move into my scene by using still frames and then slow cross dissolving to the next still scene that is scaled-up. This way I preserve the complete detail of the artwork and accomplish the feeling of moving closer.
Thanks again for a great tip!!
-Cathy
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I don’t know if this will help because I don’t know what computer you’re working on but I ran into a similar experience working with HD image files (1920 x 1080) uncompressed. Even though I have a dual core processor and 4 gigs of RAM – it still was not enough to handle the image movement. So, it wasn’t the software, it was my computer. I switched to SD (720 x 480)and haven’t had any more problems.
Good Luck!
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I can’t say enough good things about Dell computers. I’ve had several of them and never had a problem – and they’re priced reasonably with great service and support.
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I am so indebted to everyone here in the forums – I always come away with an answer or suggestion I can use. This is really a great community to belong to. You folks are all terrific!
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Thanks! Someone on the AE forum found my problem, it was a toggle switch for the composition’s PAR. But what you’ve just told me will also help me bring in footage from ToonBoom later. So thanks again!
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THANK YOU SO MUCH!! I CAN SEE AGAIN!!!
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I just installed Premiere Pro 2 and After Effects 7 and they both registered fine. I purchased mine direct from Adobe and yes, they do offer a free upgrade to CS3 when it ships. Perhaps someone at Adobe can help you get registered – they have a great Customer Service department on their website. I’ve been using their products for many years and have never had a problem with them.
Good Luck,
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Thanks for the info – what I’m doing is much simpler than that – but I’m not getting consistant aspect ratios from 3 programs. At this point I think the problem may be AE and not Premiere, so I posted over at that forum.
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Nope – that didn’t work … *sigh*
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ooops! sorry about that! I only meant to post once but I mispelled your name and wanted to correct it.
I just saw that there is a 16:9 preset in Photoshop – so if I create the artwork in that at 720×480 and then bring it into Premiere it might just work!
Thanks again!