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  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 25, 2008 at 7:38 pm in reply to: Can You show me the advantages please ?

    “Some workflow things still are not 100% clear.

    In general: The Premiere Preview Window behaves so crappy that it’s hard to tell whats happening. But by systematic experiments I found a way to get good results.

    Seems like the only way to work is Aftereffetcs, where one can see the Ttruth in the Preview Window at 100%.

    Do you mean Premiere? In Premiere at 100% and when you render it shows you the result and at other res only a field – do not believe what you see at not 100% — it might be clunky but that’s how Premiere works. What I recommand to test arbitrary workflow in Premiere, is to in AE make a number sequence 1,1.5,2,2.5 where the .5 are a color and the first field another color then play with dropping the footage in a nested sequence apply FieldsKit there and drop that nested sequence back on your main timeline. I haven’t check recently but there was an issue in Premiere (at least still in CS2) and filters that use more then a pixel at a time (like a blur) in general that FieldsKit might help with. As in if you apply a blur on that sequence and first field is red and second field is green, you will get yellow, as opposed to red for first field scanlines and green for second field scanlines. I think it might work in a Premiere project to apply the deinterlacer in the nested sequence and then the reinterlacer back on the main timeline for that sequence. Am I clear?


    Is my workflow right, that I import a interlaced clip, then interpret it as “no fields” (to avoid any aftereffetcs deinterlacing) and then apply fieldskit ?

    In FK 2.0 you should not need to set interlace in Interpret Footage, we get both fields anyway, the only difference is a bit of time saved as both us and AE will deinterlace, and the AE step we undo.


    One other thing (which is not a fieldskit problem but maybe You know) is, that when I deinterlace and then make a standard DVD, which per standard only knows interlaced material, isn’t there the danger that applications (thinking it’s still interlaced from the standard) do another deinterlacing ?

    Not that I am aware of.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 25, 2008 at 7:38 pm in reply to: Can You show me the advantages please ?

    “Some workflow things still are not 100% clear.

    In general: The Premiere Preview Window behaves so crappy that it’s hard to tell whats happening. But by systematic experiments I found a way to get good results.

    Seems like the only way to work is Aftereffetcs, where one can see the Ttruth in the Preview Window at 100%.

    Do you mean Premiere? In Premiere at 100% and when you render it shows you the result and at other res only a field – do not believe what you see at not 100% — it might be clunky but that’s how Premiere works. What I recommand to test arbitrary workflow in Premiere, is to in AE make a number sequence 1,1.5,2,2.5 where the .5 are a color and the first field another color then play with dropping the footage in a nested sequence apply FieldsKit there and drop that nested sequence back on your main timeline. I haven’t check recently but there was an issue in Premiere (at least still in CS2) and filters that use more then a pixel at a time (like a blur) in general that FieldsKit might help with. As in if you apply a blur on that sequence and first field is red and second field is green, you will get yellow, as opposed to red for first field scanlines and green for second field scanlines. I think it might work in a Premiere project to apply the deinterlacer in the nested sequence and then the reinterlacer back on the main timeline for that sequence. Am I clear?


    Is my workflow right, that I import a interlaced clip, then interpret it as “no fields” (to avoid any aftereffetcs deinterlacing) and then apply fieldskit ?

    In FK 2.0 you should not need to set interlace in Interpret Footage, we get both fields anyway, the only difference is a bit of time saved as both us and AE will deinterlace, and the AE step we undo.


    One other thing (which is not a fieldskit problem but maybe You know) is, that when I deinterlace and then make a standard DVD, which per standard only knows interlaced material, isn’t there the danger that applications (thinking it’s still interlaced from the standard) do another deinterlacing ?

    Not that I am aware of.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 24, 2008 at 7:55 pm in reply to: Can You show me the advantages please ?

    I noticed AE CS3 improved that option and on certain shots the Deinterlacer will provide similar results yes , AE is actually more virtuous in terms of workflow in that domain then most applications (eg Premiere) as it supports comps of various frame rates… We’re perfectly happy if you need this only 10% of the time.

    That said of the top of my head consider:
    – Exposure of all controls so you can tweak it to your taste.
    – Available as an effect so (in combination with the other tools in FieldsKit) you can deal with complicated special cases elegantly, or workflow where you might want to process before deinterlacing, process lower and upper clips as separate sequence or combine this with other tools as discussed in a thread below (before or after). A dumb example would be a green screen shot which you might want to prekey before deinterlacing if you have fine objects… ETC
    – Minor: Allow you to view fields in an AE comp (by turning on or off effect)
    – Animatable (so you can deal with things like cadence change or transcoding error, handle cut points)…
    – Support for motion estimation mode (not always worth it given it takes much more time, but an hardware box like Teranex charges a premium just for that option)

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 24, 2008 at 7:55 pm in reply to: Can You show me the advantages please ?

    I noticed AE CS3 improved that option and on certain shots the Deinterlacer will provide similar results yes , AE is actually more virtuous in terms of workflow in that domain then most applications (eg Premiere) as it supports comps of various frame rates… We’re perfectly happy if you need this only 10% of the time.

    That said of the top of my head consider:
    – Exposure of all controls so you can tweak it to your taste.
    – Available as an effect so (in combination with the other tools in FieldsKit) you can deal with complicated special cases elegantly, or workflow where you might want to process before deinterlacing, process lower and upper clips as separate sequence or combine this with other tools as discussed in a thread below (before or after). A dumb example would be a green screen shot which you might want to prekey before deinterlacing if you have fine objects… ETC
    – Minor: Allow you to view fields in an AE comp (by turning on or off effect)
    – Animatable (so you can deal with things like cadence change or transcoding error, handle cut points)…
    – Support for motion estimation mode (not always worth it given it takes much more time, but an hardware box like Teranex charges a premium just for that option)

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 24, 2008 at 7:38 pm in reply to: RSMB command line install

    Yes
    Contact techsupport@revisionfx.com for it

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 24, 2008 at 7:38 pm in reply to: RSMB command line install

    Yes
    Contact techsupport@revisionfx.com for it

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 20, 2008 at 8:30 pm in reply to: Morphing on Shake with ReFlex

    It’s actually called the “Edge” button (in the viewer notice when in RE:Flex how the rotosplines control show up). Sorry each app call this something else.

    If you move a rotospline and check Show/Hide and switch between From and To Sources in RE:Flex, you will see the from and to shape thing

    Once you have a few matching lines, you can then maybe use the AutoAlign button (depends on how far off the source and destination are, it’s usually to match two faces, or a face with a textures/shaded CG face…)

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 20, 2008 at 8:30 pm in reply to: Morphing on Shake with ReFlex

    It’s actually called the “Edge” button (in the viewer notice when in RE:Flex how the rotosplines control show up). Sorry each app call this something else.

    If you move a rotospline and check Show/Hide and switch between From and To Sources in RE:Flex, you will see the from and to shape thing

    Once you have a few matching lines, you can then maybe use the AutoAlign button (depends on how far off the source and destination are, it’s usually to match two faces, or a face with a textures/shaded CG face…)

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 20, 2008 at 7:46 pm in reply to: Morphing on Shake with ReFlex

    Before I say more did you see the html doc that was part o install package?

    Also some sample project in the support section
    http://www.revisionfx.com/products/reflex/support/index.html#Shake%20(Apple)

    Note if it’s not obvious the second shape uses Shake rotospline offset button

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    March 20, 2008 at 7:46 pm in reply to: Morphing on Shake with ReFlex

    Before I say more did you see the html doc that was part o install package?

    Also some sample project in the support section
    http://www.revisionfx.com/products/reflex/support/index.html#Shake%20(Apple)

    Note if it’s not obvious the second shape uses Shake rotospline offset button

    Pierre

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