[Mark Cousins]

Thanks John, much appreciated.

Mark

[Mark Cousins]

Thank you everyone! Your good deeds are much appreciated.

All the best,

Mark

[Mark Cousins]

Images are scanned in at 300dpi. Dropped into FCP, the image deteriorates when zoomed in to, so I’ve used motion to correct the problem. At 72dpi, not even motion can keep the quality. If you know any other way or why FCP doesn’t maintain quality on images, or how to correct it without needing to use motion – fantastic! Why the stills export at 500mb is beyond me!

Cheers,

Mark

[Mark Cousins]

Ahhhh! I knew it was all to good to be true!

Adam you were right, 72dpi does fall apart on zooming in. The problem now is when I export a 300dpi image from FCP after applying the zooms on motion, they export at around 500mb! When I cracked it the first time, they where only 25mb mov files!

Does anybody know why this is? Cheers.

Sincerely,

Mark

[Mark Cousins]

Cheers Chris, much appreciated.

Mark

[Mark Cousins]

Thanks Jeremy, not sure about the the codec, but I’ve just learned to do it all in motion and export that into FCP and it seems to have corrected the problem. Happy days!

All the best,

Mark