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Recurring Problem
I'm not sure if this is something that I need to change in the camera or in post or what, so I guess this is the best forum for it...
Anyway, I've notice using a Sony TRV 950 that the resulting footage has motion lines. As in, when things move in the picture, they blur into horozontal lines. I'm not sure, but I believe somebody mentioned that problem and said I needed to "de-interlace" the footage. I only have a vague idea of what interlacing is...but I'd love to know how to get rid of those pesky lines. Thanks bunches.
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What is the target output medium? If it's TV, or even DVD, the lines won't be a problem. You'll only see them while editing on the computer.
If you are going for film out as the end result, you will need to de-interlace. Try DVFilm Maker. |
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Output will be a .MOV on the internet for most of the stuff we do, just learning steps and all, small projects. So is that a program I have to use to deinterlace or can it be done from Premiere (I have a slightly older version...)
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Premiere can deinterlace, but it's not as nice as something like RE:vision Effects FieldsKit. In Premiere, select a clip and go to Clip menu -> Advanced Options -> Field Options (off the top of my head) to configure deinterlacing.
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If you are going out to the internet lower your files resolution in
half (320 x 240 for NTSC in square pixels), this will automatically toss away one field and remove any interlacing problems. You don't want to output at full resolution (normally) due to filesize.
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