Faraz Mozafarian
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Thank You! This really helped.
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Yes, sequence settings match clip.
I tried another export with keyframe intervals set to 24 and still got the same result.
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I have done VBR 2 pass and still same results. No really fast movements or anything. Just people walking down the street. Opening doors etc…
Below are 2 screenshots. One is the export settings and the other is a frame grab from that exported file showing the interlace.
EXPORT SETTINGS:
RESULTS:
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Here is an example. After this export it still was interlaced.
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I did that and it still looked interlaced. I created a new sequence…dragged a clip and matched clip setting to sequence settings. Exported H264 and it still has interlaced lines.
Not sure what I’m missing here…
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Well the problem is that the primary use for this is web and we are going to show it during a presentation but it will be playing off a laptop.
I’ve found a workaround which is to export through premiere then send to MPEG Streamclip which has a deinterlace filter. That works but I’d rather not have to make that extra step.
Is there another way to export through premiere and it have it look normal on a computer? I don’t see any de-interlace filter. I’ve also right clicked the clip in the timeline and set field options to deinterlace but that doesn’t seem to work.
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OK. Yeah. It looks better in VLC.
Thank You!
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Ahhh I see. Yes it must not have DSLR Zoom for canon. That’s a shame. It does have some nice features like focus assist and peaking. but I guess I can just use mirror mode and check the exposure etc… on the LCD screen.
Thank you for the response.
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Nope I am in 480i 30fps
It works fine if I use Ustream Producer but not if I just try to use the website.
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No body is pulling my leg. I have the raw clips here on my hard drive which I personally gave the editor. I am 1000000 percent sure it was not shot with a high speed camera. 60fps at the VERY most. I know the person who shot these clips personally. He could never afford a high speed camera. haha.
It looks like it is some very clever work in After Effects. Maybe some rotoscoping, mixed with a warp/distort. I just would like to know how it was achieved.
But please believe me when I say that this was NOT shot with a high speed camera.
