Keetat Tan
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Try to update the red Cine x, if I’m not mistaken Red Epic does not come with QT warpper file
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Sorry about that, carelessness on my part. we use none when it’s a full graphics so I thought it might work with yours as well.
Panning is still a problem, and we usually add in a motion blur for it.Cheers
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I would use none and change the sequence setting to none as well. This will hemp with the supers at the end. The footage should look fine except when there is a horizontal pan, which will look a bit jittery.
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Hi Steve, do you have a speed change or nested sequence in the timeline ? When I encounter such problem, it’s usually some clip that was not rendered or a speed change on HD footage.
If it’s a speed change issue, the quickest way is to render that portion out and replace it with the new sped up clip ( do take care to change it back for -
There are too many layers, try nesting each layer of the crop and do the fade on the nested sequence instead.
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Try loading the easy setup, for DV and change the necessary settings from there.
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I would try to use tighter shots of people that will fill up the screen, (you might even be able to get away with people from different location) some quick cuts of interesting shops and interesting features along the street.
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Hi, I would do the whole credits in Photoshop, import it and use the dve to scrol it.
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Hi Russell, Dave, thanks for the advice and explanation.
I did use Compressor to output the image sequence in the size that I wanted but it used to be easier just using quicktime conversion.
FCP 6 did not re-size the image sequences, so was just wondering why FCP 7 does it. I understand it FCP 7 assist in converting pixel aspect ratio if I output a single image, but image sequence usually is for video work.I did have a problem with not being able to name the image sequence to how I would want it to be named.