[Pascal Desfoux]

Thanks Myl for your prompt reply.
In fact I own Anarchy Toolbox from a lot, but never thought to use the color sampler fx in this way. I’ll try asap.
Thanks again & have a nice day.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Many thanks Dave for your efforts.
I’ve tried the same test with same results as yours & I’m really surprised that an application as FCP can’t do the job !
Now forgetting FCP, I’m still perplex about the quality difference in : rendering an animation within AE at standard frame-rate (PAL or NTSC)interlaced & render the same animation within AE at double frame-rate progressive & reimport in AE for final render at standard frame-rate interlaced(PAL or NTSC). In this last case you have the possibility to tell to AE to interprete footage at 60Fps & to put this footage in a standard NTSC or PAL interlaced comp & it’s fine. But in FCP …….
I don’t have a so good monitor for seeing a real difference.
What do you think ?
It’s midnight here (Italy) & I shut down.
Ciao.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Thanks Dave,

My animation softs are AE V.7 & C4D V.8,5, so I can render animations interlaced or not, but this is not my doubt.
My doubt is : the result is better when you render a progressive animation at double frame rate & re-import/render this result (i/e in After Effects) at standard interlaced frame rate OR render directly the animation at standard interlaced frame-rate ? This is my question.
I know how to do that in AE, but I’m perplex about the FCP settings to do that in FCP. Am I clear ?
Have a nice w-e.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Thanks Rafalos for your answer.
I thought it was a practice for high-end mograph productions to render at double frame rate. Am I wrong ?
Anybody else ?
Thanks.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for your answer.
My is : For not loosing time !
Have you done this before, ayone ? Does it works ?
Thanks.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Hey guys I’ve solved the problem by myself. (I’m on MAC)
It was easy, but very badly explained on the AE help (anywhere) !
So the solution is : In the application folder highlight the AE icon > go to the information on your desk > twirl down language arrow > uncheck all the languages you don’t need > re-open AE & now it’s in English !
Thanks for your answers.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Hi Myl,
Thanks fr yr promt answer… that I don’t understand !
Which link ?
What I have to do ?

[Pascal Desfoux]

Thanks fr yr answer.
Have a nice w-e.
Pascal

[Pascal Desfoux]

Hi Aharon,

Welcome to the new C4D user ! Usually I can hear you on the AE Forum, I’ve downloaded all your AE tuts. Thanks a lot for teaching & sharing.
Ok, I’m an occasionally C4D user & looking for good C4D video-tuts too, so let me know if the CINEVERSITY tutorials are good for the money they ask.
Thanks in advance for your attention & best regards.
Pascal Desfoux (French from Italy)

[Pascal Desfoux]

Yes Steve it helps me a lot.

I’d pick (B) too. I suppose that in this case any final interladed image should be formed by two FULL fields, reducing in this way unwanted aliasing artifacts. What do you think ?
Thanks
Pascal