Chris Wright
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if you open it in AE, does it have the same problem? put the 29.97 interpreted as upperfield into a 59.94 fps comp. each frame should not move from turning fields into frames. that would show if its really psf not interlaced 1080i, just say’in.
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is that rendering to a FAT32 drive with 4GB limit?
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in fact, if you can get the look you want faster/easier this way, you have actually reduced time needed to complete your project 😉
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you’re halfway there. you have to use a progressive sequence as well. and then render progressive.
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AVCHD files are very small. they are limited by CPU decoding resources. When you go to a larger, less compressed format, you
have to playback more mb/sec. Have you tested prores yet? -
yes, very much so. in fact, 4:2:2 encoding is quite popular in 10 bit format in many prores formats. the human eye can’t see chroma as well as luma, so the visual compression of color is not as obvious.
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if you’re asking if you’ll get higher quality out of it, I don’t think so. Once brights are clipped in 8 bit 4:2:0 video they are gone for good. but you’re right, you can match to any image and adobe will try the best it can to match. It’s nothing that you couldn’t do manually though. This reminds me of the AE trick *.* All files tab to enable open up format Camera RAW for non-RAW images.
Camera RAW was designed to interpret RAW with non-destructive color profiling. it expects 12 bits of unprocessed sensor data,
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yea but what does the camera footage look like?
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mp4 isn’t a supported smart render codec. prores, animation etc. are.