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  • Laurence Dyke

    December 21, 2011 at 4:41 pm in reply to: Problem Rendering Twixtor Output in AfterEffects CS5

    Hi Dave,

    Nice as though it would be unfortunately reshooting is not an option – I am trying to make the most of a sequence of photos that were taken for scientific purposes.

    I have tried your suggestion and it works very nicely – thanks for your help with that. It has given me something useable to work with.

    I know what I am attempting sounds ambitious but I can’t help thinking that Twixtor should be able to handle it. The stills of the glacier are taken from over 4km away and the motion is ~30 metres a day. From one frame to the next the motion is very small and it is constant and in one uniform direction. I think Twixtor potentially has the capacity to handle it especially as the RAM preview is smooth and not warpy (viewed in full resolution). Any other suggestions gratefully received!

    Many thanks

    Laurence

  • Laurence Dyke

    December 16, 2011 at 4:35 pm in reply to: Problem Rendering Twixtor Output in AfterEffects CS5
  • Laurence Dyke

    December 16, 2011 at 4:30 pm in reply to: Problem Rendering Twixtor Output in AfterEffects CS5

    Hi Dave,

    Many thanks for the suggestion,

    Open GL is OFF for rendering. I have included two screen shots showing what the footage should look and what it looks like when rendered.

    The other thing that is perhaps worth mentioning is that the warping only happens during the middle of the clip the start and end are both smooth and unaffected.

    Cheers

    Laurence

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