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[Sam] If this is set to any DV codec I get the horrid jagged look, otherwise it’s fine.
Humm….I’ve never seen this before. Obviously you haven’t either. If you built the whole spot in Motion and just want to render it out in FCP, then change your Quick Time Video Settings to a non DV codac like Uncompressed 8-bit. This will make FCP render the project, but that doesn’t matter because you are going to render it anyways. Then export it out in the DV-Pal format for final delivery.
You may want to re-post this question in the Final Cut Pro forum.
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Even the feather option for cropping in FCP is limited. Noah is right, a mask works well.
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In FCP go to: Final Cut Pro, User Preferences, Render Control Tab and set Master Templates and Motion Projects to Best. I mark the check box below as well.
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A friend of mine just ran into the same problem. He had a map on layer 1, the other 200 layers had images that lined up with the map. He could not shake the dumb orange lines. He disable layer one and the orange lines went away. So he exported out the map by itself and then exported out the 200 other layers out as a animation + and put it back together in FCP.
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So you’re saying everything looks great until it reaches Motion?
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Del,
Glad you brought up While You Where Sleeping. I think the Joey charter was so funny.Check out my DVD Money Making Graphics & Effects for Final Cut Studio 2
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I don’t know, but I imagine it has almost always been that way.
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[Todd Terry] With a wide variety of very very good stuff available on sources like istockphoto.com at absolutely dirt cheap rates, it is unlikely that our company would be paying those footage premiums very often… and I imagine others would say the same.
Amen! I bought my first stock footage clips from Getty Images for $600 pre clip, one time use and not for broadcast. If I can find something else that works for $20 why wouldn’t I.Check out my DVD Money Making Graphics & Effects for Final Cut Studio 2
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I’ve found that experience is worth a lot more then a masters degree, unless you want to teach. I would focus on getting a job. This would be a great question for the Art of the Edit forum.
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If your zooming in your Photoshop files need to be a bigger size then your working canvas or you’ll get blurred images. Also, if your render quality is set to draft your images won’t look that great as well.
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