Scott Roberts
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Do not export, use the render que. Choose your format, output filename and click render.
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Sony makes some nice stuff:
https://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/loops
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Ah, you are right brother! hehe
I wasn’t looking at it carefully.
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Maybe ease in / ease out the movement to smooth it out. You’re on the right path…. tracking was done well!
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Maybe motion blur to hide it? Or, if the camera is only at this angle for a short period of time, you could do a workaround and manually create that edge on a new layer and keyframe movement.
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You can also keyframe the position and move the clip rapidly side to side, up and down, etc., and use CC RepeTile or Motion Tile to expand the edges of the clip so you don’t see the layer underneath – or black. It’s a noticeable repeated or mirrored edge, but if you’re moving the clip fast enough they won’t notice.
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Content is king, as posted earlier – cinematic control of the camera. Color grading, noise, 24fps, those will help. But having the right camera moves will help too.
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I agree with Jon. You need a faster machine. Look into a Core 2 Quad, or i7. With lots of RAM.
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You can also do this in Premiere Pro and, if the clip has audio, maintain audio pitch at the same time.
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