[Deborah.blu]

Thanks Jason!!!

Your explanation was very clear! As you and Scott said, after trying it manual for few times it’s not that difficult.

Thanks again, you made my day!!!
Debbie

[Deborah.blu]

Ok Scott!!! Your advice has been very precious!!!

[Deborah.blu]

thanks for your answer!
I think what you suggested is only for black and white and not for color balance.

debbie

[Deborah.blu]

thanks for your answer!
I think what you suggested is only for black and white and not for color balance.

debbie

[Deborah.blu]

OK!

Thanks for your precious information.

Debbie

[Deborah.blu]

I connect my HD videocamera to the iMAC and I import the tape via Final Cut.
Final Cut put all clips in a folder. (There’s no compression here: clips are same quality then the original tape – HDV1080i)

Then I import in AE the file that I want to work from that folder.
I make movie with best settings and looseless (quicktime movie and compression settings HDV 1080i).

As said before, I see artefacts on the rendered movie.

Thanks again for your interest in my problem.

Debbie.

[Deborah.blu]

Hi Richard!

I hope to understand your question, english is an issue for me!

I import in AE a 1920×1080 .mov file and then I export a 1920×1080 quicktime movie. But in the exported file I see lots of artifacts.

Thanks for your time. Debbie!