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Emon Lizagub
July 1, 2011 at 9:40 am in reply to: AE 1080p output for a 720p project quality gain

Thanks again Ted. And I meant f4v, which I’ll test out for my next upload. But my apologies, just to clarify once more, zooming in on a 1080p AE composition (probably up to 150% in my case, which would make it the same as a 720 pixels of the original 1080p file), will still noticeably degrade the final video quality even though my final output will be at 720p. Is this correct?
Emon Lizagub
June 30, 2011 at 10:16 am in reply to: AE 1080p output for a 720p project quality gain

Thank you both for the input. I always render uncompressed Avi from AE. To clarify, for your last post Ted, I will be editing a 1080p timeline in premiere with the AE exported uncompressed avi’s, be it 720 or 1080. But now, I will take your advice and work at 1080, though I have one more question now: If I were to zoom in on a 1080p scene via AE, will I get pixelization eve
Emon Lizagub
June 30, 2011 at 6:44 am in reply to: AE 1080p output for a 720p project quality gain

Thank you both for the input. I always render uncompressed Avi from AE. To clarify, for your last post Ted, I will be editing a 1080p timeline in premiere with the AE exported uncompressed avi’s, be it 720 or 1080. But now, I will take your advice and work at 1080, though I have one more question now: If I were to zoom in on a 1080p scene via AE, will I get pixelation even though my final output will be 720p? I hope that’s clear, but just to clarify a little more, I want to make sure if I do virtual camera tracking with the 1080p footage (hence pixelizing at 1080), will that show in the end after exporting the final project out from Premiere at 720?

Also, was I wrong in assuming youtube doesn’t accept .flv anymore? I’d love to try, because I hate the artifacting with the H.264 and youtube. The original H.264 looks fine, but youtube slaughters the footage.
Emon Lizagub
June 11, 2011 at 10:09 pm in reply to: Premiere and 7D footage

I’d really appreciate some more input on this matter.
Emon Lizagub
June 10, 2011 at 11:47 pm in reply to: effects on a text layer?

Yes, you can put effects on a text layer directly. I have yet to see any effects that don’t work, but I’m not sure if there may be some specific effects that are not compatible.
Emon Lizagub
June 10, 2011 at 11:43 pm in reply to: Premiere and 7D footage

Thx for the reply. I am working with NTSC. Do you have a sample of your footage on youtube? And do you work directly with the original H.264 files right off the 7D or do you convert? And do you use MB Looks for coloring? Thanks again.
Emon Lizagub
June 10, 2011 at 8:57 pm in reply to: Costs to deliver to TV stations on tape?

I three recommend Alpha Dogs for this service. Fast turnaround and great service from these guys. And also, take into account the 5x the cost comment above, as I recently had this issue. We had only included 1 betacam tape into the costs, but ended up with 4 different outputs due to each networks demands, and had to recharge the client for the 3 extra outputs we never considered.