Chris Messineo
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I take it – you are having this issue as well?
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The image is not interlaced it was shot progressive.
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I figured it out and deleted the render files, but it is still blotchy.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
Unfortunately, it had no effect.
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This Sequence is DVCPRO HD 720p60.
However I have opened other projects (some that are 4 years old) and they all get blotchy when I try to export a still.
It’s very odd. As soon as I select quicktime conversion from the menu, the canvas gets blotchy. Even before I start the export. If I hit cancel the menu goes away and the canvas returns to normal.
I can’t even imagine what would cause this.
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Sorry to be dense, but how do I do that?
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Yes, I have the latest version of quicktime.
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Dave,
First thanks, I should have put “bad” instead of good in the second link.
Second, No, I made no other changes.
It’s very strange. As soon as I select quicktime conversion I can see the image in my canvas gets all pixelated, even before the export happens. As soon as that menu goes away the image in the canvas returns to normal.
Very strange and frustrating.
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I did a little more experimenting and something strange is happening.
I select a still in my timeline and it looks perfect in the canvas.
I then select File – Export Using QuickTime Conversion
As soon as I select that menu, the image in the canvas gets all blotchy, even before I make my selection. As soon as the menu goes away, the image in the canvas returns to normal.
Anyone have, any thoughts on what to try next?
Chris
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I have the exact same problem as Martin.
I have exported still images for years without any problem.
Ever since I upgraded to 6.02 they all come out blotchy (no matter what type (jpg, png, tif) I choose.
I have been searching everywhere for a solution without any luck.
This is incredibly frustrating as I need to export a lot of stills.