Tl Westgate
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Frame blend, from what I understand, blends the frames of interlaced footage so it’s easier on the eyes. However, with progressive footage, it tends to blur things up instead.
— TL
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I would think it would be easiest to set up a fake move. By that I mean, don’t shoot your truck on a city street. Shoot it on some back street where no other cars or pedestrians will get in the way. Also, if you can slate the truck with a solid color, like green, and not a sign, it will be easier to replace.
— TL
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I just found out something interesting. If you shoot in 24F (and probably 30F) mode on the A1, uncheck Frame Blend on your clip in the timeline!
— TL
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Oh, oops. I read that wrong. It was an uncompressed Microsoft AVI. The compressor was 10-bit YUV.
— TL
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Like I said, it was captured via the firewire port directly from the camera into Premiere Pro using the HDV preset.
— TL
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We exported 1920×1080.
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It was captured thru firewire.
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You probably have to use After Effects.
— TL
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Andrew Kramer’s Twitch plugin would be perfect for this.
https://www.videocopilot.net/products/twitch/
— TL
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Go record the ADR outside?
— TL