[John Nelson]

1. Light has to have ‘cast shadows’ turned on
2. Object must be 3D and have ‘cast shadows’ turned on in the materials twirly
3. Background must have ‘accept shadows’ turned on in the materials twirly.

Good luck.

[John Nelson]

Something I’ve done in the past is forget to click the quality selection on the layer.

[John Nelson]

Thanks Steven. I’ll look into getting that program. Using the Cleaner defaults for CD’s drops the size down to 320×240 but keeps the 30fps. I’ll play around with it and report back.

Thanks again,
John

[John Nelson]

Many thanks for all your suggestions.
John

[John Nelson]

Thanks Michael,
Don’t think I’m up to the level of needing a deck just yet. Especially after showing the price of the DSR11 to the man with the checkbook. Will keep it at the top of my wishlist, though…
John

[John Nelson]

Thanks Ryan, I’ll give it a try tomorrow and report back. These posts are terrific!

[John Nelson]

[You can also shoot in 24p and remove the 3:2 pulldown.]

Ryan, Only have AE 5.5std (no tears, please). How can pulldown be removed? What I shot was24p, not 24pa. Also turned off the OIS with no change.

Thanks again,
Juan

[John Nelson]

Boy, you know how to ruin a guy’s day…

Guess I’ll just be satisfied to shoot in 60i until somebody starts buying these videos…

Thanks Noah.

[John Nelson]

Thanks Leo,

I live in tinytown, USA, aka Roswell, NM and NLE systems are hard to come by but I’ll give a looksee.

Abductions are more common then NLE’s…

Thanks again,
John

[John Nelson]

Noah,
I used 24p, default shutter speed (1/48). The pan was a SLOW L>R. Raw video looked good on computer and tv screens. But running it through Premiere 6.0 and separetly through AE 5.5 the pan looked jerky, stuttering, 2 steps forward, 1 step back, don’t know what to call it other than crappy looking…

Been reading some of the posts on DVX user as well but haven’t seen a solution when rendered through the software…

Thanks again for your thoughts.
John