Charles Achilefu
November 27th, 2006, 09:00 PM
Hi, I downloaded your latest beta version of Prospect HD and tried out the QT codec in Fusion 5.
My preliminary observation was that 16 bit Cineform QT files rendered out from After effects did not decode properly when imported into Fusion 5.The display in Fusion 5 is that of Colored Noise with barely visible outlines showing through in areas of high luminance.
This is very similar to what is displayed in Combustion or even After effects before the Vb scripts used to adjust QT settings in these Apps are run.
Fusion 5 & D2's Nuke are basically the only professional/studio level node based Compositing packages available on the Windows platform (Shake doesn't run on win).
I know it will be strategic for cineform to develop support for this package either via QT settings mod. or even better- plugin support.
Learning Edition of Fusion 5 can be downloaded from http://www.eyeonline.com/Web/EyeonWeb/Products/registerdemo.aspx
Hope to see Cineform & SI2k become an integral part of my studio's workflow.
My preliminary observation was that 16 bit Cineform QT files rendered out from After effects did not decode properly when imported into Fusion 5.The display in Fusion 5 is that of Colored Noise with barely visible outlines showing through in areas of high luminance.
This is very similar to what is displayed in Combustion or even After effects before the Vb scripts used to adjust QT settings in these Apps are run.
Fusion 5 & D2's Nuke are basically the only professional/studio level node based Compositing packages available on the Windows platform (Shake doesn't run on win).
I know it will be strategic for cineform to develop support for this package either via QT settings mod. or even better- plugin support.
Learning Edition of Fusion 5 can be downloaded from http://www.eyeonline.com/Web/EyeonWeb/Products/registerdemo.aspx
Hope to see Cineform & SI2k become an integral part of my studio's workflow.