Chris Poisson
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Dave,
Depending on the material in the shot, hi-rez images in FCP can cause a lot of artifacts and flickering. Optimizing the images as I’ve described can help a lot.
You are correct, in video, dpi is meaningless, it’s all pixels.
Have a wonderful day.
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Will,
Resolution does not count in video, only pixels. Those photos are actually too big, FCP chokes on those, you must optimize your images in Photoshop. My rule of thumb is 72 dpi at no larger than absolutely necessary to zoom and pan, usually around twice the frame size, so about 1440 x 960. You will get much better results. 8 bit is not a bad idea either.
Have a wonderful day.
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Michelle,
I have never had these issues, except that in AE movies usually stutter until you render them and put them in your NLE, where they play smooth. At least that’s what I find. Make sure all your settings match.
Have a wonderful day.
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Will,
In Photoshop, you must change the height to 540 and it will look normal. This holds true for making DVDSP menus from your sequence.
Have a wonderful day.
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Mark,
Actually, it can be done if the distortion is not too bad, I’ve done it with the low pass filter. Not perfect, but it helps.
Have a wonderful day.
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Justin,
I have found it very easy to keyframe. Don’t know about the 10 bit issue.
Have a wonderful day.
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Personally I use Photozoom Pro for this. But the projection idea may work as well.
Have a wonderful day.
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Justin,
CHV makes a clone tool that is just excellent and not expensive. Works really well, but you do have to render it.
Have a wonderful day.
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Lemmeguess,
Off to see “Shane?” “I hate you Shane!” No wait, “come back Shane!”
Congrats dude, you deserve it.
Have a wonderful day.
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Sorry Dan, I don’t know anything about Super Duper, but PB is very good.
Have a wonderful day.