Peter O'connell
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Hello Robert I am glad my posts have been of use. Did you read my recently posted article about cineon files?
I don’t use the same workflow as Stu.
I avoid the colour profile converter effect because sometimes it changes the colour of the pixels a bit.https://newsletters.creativecow.net/newsletters/2008/01-07/index.html
Pete
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Yes cineons are in log space.
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HI, can you open the file in another program like Photoshop?
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Hi, precomping to increase contrast is a good idea. In the colour corrected precomp you can also use median and blur to reduce chatter. Also animating a levels effect in the precomp might help you deal with the darkening at either end. Make sure you have your footage interpreted correctly. This footage is Upper field first (I think). Make sure to check preserve edges. If a point is chattering, you can track another nearby point and average them with an expression (point1 + point2) /2. Don’t stabilize scale.
I did’t do all this stuff in the comp I sent, but my track points seemed to work OK.Pete O’Connell
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Hi I don’t think you can convert it. I don’t have time to do it in AE7 properly. Maybe you could download the CS3 trial.
Good luck
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like this, maybe? (aep file and footage)
https://www.peteoconnell.com/7555/stabilize%20folder.zip
Pete O’Connell
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You may have standard, not pro.
Pete O’Connell
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Thanks Aharon, that’s what I was looking for.
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Hmmm. DPX files should normally import fine into AE. I think the dpx files might be corrupt. Try changing the extension from dpx to cin. See if that works.
Pete O’Connell