Katelyn Howes
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Thanks for all of the response. Jerry, I was watching off of my computer but I also burned a DVD and the image had the same blueish tint. So, unfortunately that is not the problem. I’ve tried compressor’s Apple 10-bit Apple 8-bit and many others. All greenish. I changed the prefs in QT and no change. If you think this is a problem with the 10-bit codec then I could recapture it off of my beta but what should i do differently? I’m not very well knowledged about blackmagic. Thanks again for all of your help!!
-Katelyn
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The same thing is happening to me and my timeline is DV NTSC 48; Final cut 6; OS X 10.5 and quicktime 7.3. I’m simply trying to export a still image from a single frame of my film and It’s turning green. It used to be greenish in the project too but I changed the sequence setting to render in RGB. I also downloaded a filter that the Final Cut site told me to and that all fixed it in the project but the problem comes back whenever I try to export it. Even as a non self-contained quicktime reference file. Any help would be great.