Render problem with 7d footage at DVinfo.net

craig veasey · November 8th, 2010, 02:23 AM

Hi all,

Just a quick rundown. Got my 7d on saturday morning and took it straight out for a test shoot involving fireworks. Got the footage downloaded and converted via mpeg streamclip into prores 422 HQ. Brought into final cut pro (version 6.0.6) and done all my cuts and it plays back fine and looks great. Final step was to add a filter (magic bullet looks but it's the same with any filter). I then have to render and it chops the video nearly in half (see attached jpegs). Can anybody advise me on what is wrong? I believe my sequence and render setting are same as codec or prores 422. It's also on square pixels Is there anything else I'm missing?

Thanks in advance.

Craig Parkes · November 8th, 2010, 08:18 AM

My guess is that the filters you are using may not like rendering in 10 bit high precision YUV, or that because the source is 8 bit transcodes to prores some funky 10 bit/8bit issues are going on. Try checking your sequence setting and on the second tab along (timeline options I think) changer your render to render everything in 8 bit YUV or RGB (depending on your needs) and see if that fixes it.

November 8th, 2010, 02:23 AM	#1
craig veasey New Boot Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: uk Posts: 9	Render problem with 7d footage Hi all, Just a quick rundown. Got my 7d on saturday morning and took it straight out for a test shoot involving fireworks. Got the footage downloaded and converted via mpeg streamclip into prores 422 HQ. Brought into final cut pro (version 6.0.6) and done all my cuts and it plays back fine and looks great. Final step was to add a filter (magic bullet looks but it's the same with any filter). I then have to render and it chops the video nearly in half (see attached jpegs). Can anybody advise me on what is wrong? I believe my sequence and render setting are same as codec or prores 422. It's also on square pixels Is there anything else I'm missing? Thanks in advance. Attached Thumbnails

November 8th, 2010, 08:18 AM	#2
Craig Parkes Major Player Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Auckland, New Zealand Posts: 444	My guess is that the filters you are using may not like rendering in 10 bit high precision YUV, or that because the source is 8 bit transcodes to prores some funky 10 bit/8bit issues are going on. Try checking your sequence setting and on the second tab along (timeline options I think) changer your render to render everything in 8 bit YUV or RGB (depending on your needs) and see if that fixes it. __________________ www.afterglow.co.nz