Tero Ahlfors
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COW Coins
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Solve Coin
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Screenshots? Project settings? Format? Resolution? Export settings? Resolve studio or free?
My crystal ball is pretty hazy at the moment.
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Well my post was from 4 years ago and the manual has changed since then. Color Management is chapter 9 starting from page 186 in the latest manual.
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Use the venetian blinds transition.
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Where are you delivering it to? If it is a video platform, use their specs. If it is a theater, make a DCP or ask for specs. If it’s something else then ask for specs.
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I can’t see anything strange in this one.
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Instead of necroing a 15 year old thread that has nothing to do with your question you could have made a new thread about this topic.
Precomps: you can either duplicate or (usually) route the same output from a node tree to different places.
Expressions: there’s a bunch of them in Fusion.
That said: if you have everything you need in AE then why would you need to use something else, unless you need some special toolset that can only be found in certain piece of software?
If I needed to comp a lot of shots from render passes, then I’d be mostly in Fusion or Nuke. That can be a pain with layers IMO.
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Looks like compression artifacts that happen especially in the dark parts of the image where there’s not much information in the first place. There are a couple of things you could try.
1. Add a little grain/noise. Probably won’t help if you have really dark footage.
2. Export to an intermediate format (like Prores) and transcode it in Handbrake or FFMPEG. X264 is a better quality codec than the basic Mainconcept one in Premiere.
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What kind of project are you trying to open and how much RAM do you have?
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What format is the export and what program are you watching it with?
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Have you updated AE along with Premiere? All of those programs should be around the same release versions for the programs to see each other.