Chris Wright
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a lot of times, if you reencode the file as uncompressed ie. png quicktime non-gop video, these problems go away. Only the latest Ae supports compressed video imports.
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i know that if you don’t have every hidden sub comp switch at wire,quality,best set to best, it can reduce your final reinterlacing.
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collapse transformation/continuously rasterize switch(looks like a sun) should keep vectors crisp. Now if they’re not vectors, well then its up to a good bicubic resize plugin.
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don’t forget, unlike prores’ 444 10 bit (trillions of color); animation and png in the quicktime container only support 8 bit (millions) color so if you do any color manipulation, there’s a small error pixel shift.
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all your answers here. in a nutshell, 422 is not generational, you’d want prores444.
https://www.simvideo.com/resources/Post/ProRes_422_WhitePaper.pdf -
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1. timeremap and use smooth() expression if you have enough fps data
2. timewarp to create new frames while averaging new smoothing frames.
free ae cs3 aep
https://www.mediafire.com/?75ywcxmvo1am5k73. virtualdub’s deshaker supports zoom smoothing
https://www.guthspot.se/video/deshaker.htm4. syntheyes supports zoom
zoom tutorial
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well i would google adobe’s white paper on color management. and I could rattle on about support across browsers, viewers, but for the sake of simplicity, interpreted support is sRGB as the default color management for most browsers.
here’s a fun little read which seems to be not too far off what you’re probably asking about
https://gearoracle.com/guides/web-browser-color-management-guide/
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i’d make a luma matte(contrasted with effect-levels) from the existing footage. this will make the ground pop through just like in real life. add, screen, with various opacities etc. if you need tracking, mocha or syntheyes.