Michael Rich
December 24th, 2005, 10:58 AM
First off, I use a Sony HC1 to record in HDV mode and I edit on a G5 PM using Final Cut Pro 5.
My problem here is that no matter what I've tried (and I've tried a LOT of things), I cannot get my footage to have a "fluid" look about it. It always has a sort of motion blur or just slowness to the picture. I don't know how to best describe it, but its perceivable.
Funny thing is that if I take the same footage, let the camera downconvert to 480i, the stuff looks great, but I want to have my HD footage, otherwise I'd just got a SD camera!
Is there any recommendations on how to process the footage so that it comes out on DVD looking right? I'm so frustrated with this and I'm way behind on getting my DVDs out because of it that I'm fixing to just let the camera downconvert so I can get it done. :(
I've tried edting in both the native HDV 1080i60 codec and also the Apple Intermediate 1080i60 codec and I've had the same problems from both.
Do I just need some sort of hardware downcoverter to take my HD footage and properly squish it down?
thanks for letting me vent,
mike
My problem here is that no matter what I've tried (and I've tried a LOT of things), I cannot get my footage to have a "fluid" look about it. It always has a sort of motion blur or just slowness to the picture. I don't know how to best describe it, but its perceivable.
Funny thing is that if I take the same footage, let the camera downconvert to 480i, the stuff looks great, but I want to have my HD footage, otherwise I'd just got a SD camera!
Is there any recommendations on how to process the footage so that it comes out on DVD looking right? I'm so frustrated with this and I'm way behind on getting my DVDs out because of it that I'm fixing to just let the camera downconvert so I can get it done. :(
I've tried edting in both the native HDV 1080i60 codec and also the Apple Intermediate 1080i60 codec and I've had the same problems from both.
Do I just need some sort of hardware downcoverter to take my HD footage and properly squish it down?
thanks for letting me vent,
mike