[Nathan Trenkamp]

Thanks for responding. It’s much appreciated.

Premiere Pro Capture settings are:

Capture settings: Matrox AVI
Video Rendering: Matrox DV/DVCamNTSC
Input Device: RT.X2

am I missing any other info? (I’m more of an AE guy)

AE settings:

I usually just click and drag the composition from the AE project window into the Premiere Pro project window. Than, I render it out on the timeline.

I’ve also rendered it out into an avi. file using no compression, 300kb/sec data rate, best settings, field render lower field first, and videos for windows format. However, both of these settings still look blurry when I bring them into Premiere.

Help

Thanks again.

[Nathan Trenkamp]

Okay, I changes the settings to lower field first. Now, the footage looks fine, but once I render it in Premiere, the footage goes into slow motion. If I play the same avi file on my desktop, it plays just fine. So, I think I’m in the wrong forum, but thanks for your help. It’s much appreciated.

[Nathan Trenkamp]

Thanks for the feedback. I guess I’ll just have to get the Trapcode Particular plug-in. Rotating the stroke in 3d space was a good idea though, but like you said, it’ll look flat and it won’t be true 3d. Thanks again.

[Nathan Trenkamp]

Thanks for the tip. Looks better, but I’ll remind the photog to white balance next time.