Chris Wright
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Photoshop forces you to save a copy if you are working with a layered original. You have to use the PSD (native Photoshop) or TIFF formats if you NEED to keep layers.
You can’t save PNG if the mode of your image is CMYK color.
DNG is actually Log encoded so really, only cineon log or 32bpc float linear image sequences can retain the same quality.
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can you isolate the problem to vegas, as in, does the camera display the issue or any other media players? you could then forward the problem out to either…
1. canon(hardware issue)
2. vegas bug.
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ah, i forgot one! how much is that plugin?, jk
I’ve never gotten auto colors or color stabilizer to work for me.here’s some more:
$149
https://www.digitalanarchy.com/Flicker/main.html0$ virtuadub filters
https://www.compression.ru/video/deflicker/index_en.html
https://rationalqm.us/deflick/flick.html -
RE:deflicker $249 instead of Sappire’s $1699
https://revisionfx.com/products/deflicker/after-effects/#featuresboris flicker fixer $284.50
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/930015-REG/boris_fx_bcimageres_boris_continuum_image_restoration.htmlGBDeflicker $99
https://www.granitebaysoftware.com/products/productgbd.aspxAE template 0$
https://f1.creativecow.net/6154/auto-white-balance-cs3-and-up -
logically, if the prores looks fine in AE but you export to XDCam and it immediately creates issues, the problem is basically XDCam as a codec, both for exporting and importing.
I would try one last thing before submitting a bug report to rule out any possible prores issues.
1. render out the original prores into a test 30 frame PNG sequence.
2. handbrake the audio to uncompressed PCM wave.
3. combine the PNG sequence and PCM wave file together in AE or premiere and render out to XDCAM to see any issues. -
are they really PCM wav?
1. try a quick encode with handbrake to PCM wav and try importing again
2. start a new sequence in a new project, the project may have gotten corrupted. delete any old .pka files. -
Spectral frequency view
Highlight it, lower dB -9, then auto healor marque tool select, capture noise print, noise reduction.
Or try adaptive noise reduction for overall automatic adjustment
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There’s an effect called adaptive noise remove. Select whole sequence
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strange! quicktime png is lossless. did you change the resolution, aspect ratio or anything?
is it looking washed out or contrasty?
It could be a color management issue to correct with AE’s project working space or utility profile converter Rec. 709
or it could be a LUT issue to correct with AE’s effect-Apply LUT . It should be S-log 2(if that’s what you shot in)some slog2 to rec 709 LUTs
https://www.xdcam-user.com/2014/08/set-of-20-cube-luts-for-the-sony-a7s/
https://www.eoshd.com/2014/07/grading-sony-a7s-s-log-2-eoshd-cinematic-looks-download/ -
you can use effect-auto-heal from spectral frequency to smooth transition stuff out highlighting with the marque tool.
also, there’s actually a noise removing preset called sound remover “Ahhh,ummmm”
Here’s a really good link. I recommend watching them all, you’ll save yourself a LOT of headache from guessing.
https://helpx.adobe.com/audition/how-to/remove-noise-audio-files.html