Lior Aouate
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Unfortunately no. I need to edit them all together, otherwise all the queues between videos will be a real pain to get correctly.
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I will resize each clip if no other options, but it applying the effects hundreds of times.
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The movie is composed entirely of still images, 1920×1080, so not that heavy.
I am exporting h.264 from avid and did not choose the bit rate but quality High.Btw I am choosing quicktime movies and not reference. Maybe that’s the problem?
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The smallest I achieved was 1.8giga with h.264.
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No success.
The film resolution is 720 by 432, so when I use stabilize effect, most of the screen is black and it analyses the black also.
Afterwards I did what you said by using the effect on the the still image I have, but there’s no apparent difference, maybe because of the black it analyzed.
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It is not. The film is composed of still photos. So 1 photo is stretched each time to last few seconds. It was never shoot with a film camera but with a stills camera.
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It would work, even though the movements are so subtle?
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Thing is, I’m not looking for the film grain and noise look, but the very subtle movement you have in film, even in still images.
It’s hard to explain without seeing it, that’s why I posted a link to the movie La Jetee, which is composed of still images.
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Where is it exactly?
I have BCC Film Style. Inside I have Deinterlace, Film damage, Film glow, Film grain, Film process and Match grain.
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I’m not near the editing pc right now but 99% sure I imported.