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  • Pierre Jasmin

    May 25, 2012 at 10:29 am in reply to: Shows Blue Screen on Rendering in FCP X!

    Upgrade to latest FCP-X version and our latest installer, we only run in 10.0.3 and over.

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    May 17, 2012 at 8:12 pm in reply to: Shows Blue Screen on Rendering in FCP X!

    Do you have FCP X 10.0.3 or higher? (needed)

    Pierre

  • Pierre Jasmin

    May 17, 2012 at 8:12 pm in reply to: Shows Blue Screen on Rendering in FCP X!

    Do you have FCP X 10.0.3 or higher? (needed)

    Pierre

  • The keypoint is the shorter the exposure the less blur there is in the frame so the easier it is to track, however there is a physical limit to that which is at some point you need to let some light in so the image is not just noise.

    Pierre

  • The keypoint is the shorter the exposure the less blur there is in the frame so the easier it is to track, however there is a physical limit to that which is at some point you need to let some light in so the image is not just noise.

    Pierre

  • I answered you at techsupport but for the sake of general info:

    1) By default the RPF exports ZXY in RGB instead of XYZ – if it worked would require a channel swap in a precomp.
    2) The 3D channel support for RPF in AE has been deprecated for EXR support, and only the initial 11 ones (not velocity, part of 5 next one they added) were supported by the 3D channels thing back then.
    3) The MV exported from Mental Ray are slightly different then from RPF or VRAY. RPF and VRAY provide “instant” velocity while Mental Ray provides “velocity” as motion to next frame (same as renderman except renderman I think is to previous frame – and don’t get me started on this as this is subject to interpretation, in Softimage for example you reverse what I just said – why you see the Scale X and Y sliders in our MV tools). For Motion Blur either will do, but for doing Twixtor from MV for example only the Mental Ray method would work.
    4) In general the most common tech support issue is people don’t turn off color management for such file (i.e preserve rgb in the advanced tab), which is not good as it remaps the color values which have a meaning. I always suggest to render a static scene and see that it all comes out as 0.5,0.5 for red and green channel.

    Pierre

  • I answered you at techsupport but for the sake of general info:

    1) By default the RPF exports ZXY in RGB instead of XYZ – if it worked would require a channel swap in a precomp.
    2) The 3D channel support for RPF in AE has been deprecated for EXR support, and only the initial 11 ones (not velocity, part of 5 next one they added) were supported by the 3D channels thing back then.
    3) The MV exported from Mental Ray are slightly different then from RPF or VRAY. RPF and VRAY provide “instant” velocity while Mental Ray provides “velocity” as motion to next frame (same as renderman except renderman I think is to previous frame – and don’t get me started on this as this is subject to interpretation, in Softimage for example you reverse what I just said – why you see the Scale X and Y sliders in our MV tools). For Motion Blur either will do, but for doing Twixtor from MV for example only the Mental Ray method would work.
    4) In general the most common tech support issue is people don’t turn off color management for such file (i.e preserve rgb in the advanced tab), which is not good as it remaps the color values which have a meaning. I always suggest to render a static scene and see that it all comes out as 0.5,0.5 for red and green channel.

    Pierre

  • After you watch the videos on help.revisionfx.com for AE or Premiere (or here at the cow) – you will see that you need to precomp the clip first, and apply Levels within the precomp…

    It might be that your clip is too hard for Twixtor, feel free to open a ticket by going to https://revisionfx.com/support/contact/
    The automatic response will send you how to upload a movie and project so we can look at it

    Pierre

  • After you watch the videos on help.revisionfx.com for AE or Premiere (or here at the cow) – you will see that you need to precomp the clip first, and apply Levels within the precomp…

    It might be that your clip is too hard for Twixtor, feel free to open a ticket by going to https://revisionfx.com/support/contact/
    The automatic response will send you how to upload a movie and project so we can look at it

    Pierre

  • Mark,

    In AE, did you set the field menu in Twixtor to Upper Field (probably what it is if 1080)?
    Otherwise you are only using half the video fields as source so it will make a big difference.

    Did you look at tutorials at help dot revisionfx dot com (some also here at the cow)?

    Pierre

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