Kyle Brodeur
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I see… I will post some soon.
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I’ve reset my camera before and it still was looking really bad.
I’ve done black balance one but I’ll mess with it again and also try the other settings and get back with the results.
Thanks.
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Haha… Of course not.
We have a basic three-point light set up, we are new at this so its not perfect. I really didn’t do a good job at forming a question, sorry about that. I’m having a lot of problems getting the grain out of the image even in sufficient lighting(gain switch is at L which = 0). I was just wondering if someone had any suggestions besides lighting on setting up this camera for the best quality(maybe key areas to focus on) possible with a three point light rig.
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Great! Ill give it a try when I go home with adobe media encoder and compressor.
Thanks alot .
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I’m on a mac too! Ok so it would be best to convert my avchd footage to quicktime animation or png?
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Thanls for your answer! What is the best codec to convert my AVCHD video to? And how do I go about doing this keeping the highest quality and dimensions?
Then when I’m finished in a AE how should I render the footage out again keeping the highest quality and dimensions?
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Ok I see. We are using a Sony hdr fx1 and using Adobe cs4 premiere and after effects.
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Any Suggestions?
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Yes I’m on a pc and the other editing computer is a pc as well both computers have this problem…I will try another codec but is there anyway of repairing quicktime for use in after effects?
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we use a sony hdr fx1 on the dv setting and import through realtime capturing with premiere pro cs3. it comes in to the computer as avi… not only does this white bar problem happen when we composite with film, it happens when we make things from scratch in after effects we have several scenes that do not have any film from a camera just elements brought into ae and manipulated and the white bar still happens