Mark Davidson
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It’s MOVs from a Canon T2i DSLR.
When I open a new project in Vegas and match the media settings it shows it is “HD 1080-24p (1920×1080, 23.976 fps)”. That matches my camera settings.
But, I can drop a sample clip in the timeline and select render as internet 720p and Vegas wants to render it as “29.970 (NTSC)”.
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Interesting, I was thinking more along the lines of running NeatVideo, but will look into the overlay method in more depth.
Another big improvement gain may be to stabilize the footage. Can anyone think of anything else?
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Would you all recommend any other tricks to be done with old VHS footage of this type other than a quality editing job?
For instance, color correction or noise removal.
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Rendered at 30fps and it’s smooth: https://vimeo.com/36275332
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I think I just got that backwards after rereading my post. In other words, Vegas will not remove pulldown on the 60i footage according to several sources.
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I would render at 30fps (29.97) because Vegas will add telecine to the 24p to bring it up to 30.
Is this true for footage from the Canon HV series camcorders? I had read that although Vegas has this capability, Canon didn’t put in the necessary flags and third party apps are required to remove pulldown.
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I’m assuming we need to set up the project by matching the media properties of the SD footage and deinterlace it and make it wide screen using the crop tools.
How will this impact the high defintion progressive footage on the same timeline?