Strobe effect downconverting HDV slowmotion to SD?
I have used FCP and Canon A1 HDV 50i footage that I have captured and edited in HDV 1080i50, downconverted to 4:3 SD DV-PAL and produced Quicktimefiles. The result looked fine, looked a bit progressive, but the slowmotionparts looked like strobed and was not usable. Why is that and any idea for solution?
Thanks Erik |
Final cut pro does very bad slowmotions.
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I tend to think FCP does slow motion very well. Often people think our slow mo was done with a third party plugin.
The new version of FCP solves the problem your talking about automatically. To solve the problem now, I would downconvert using compressor, which worked very well for me. You can also try creating a new SD timeline in FCP, dropping your whole project in ther enad then applying a shift fields filter (as the field dominance is different in Hd than for Sd, which I belive is the causee of the strobing.) I shot and edited this clip in Hd and donconverted to SD using compressor. There is some slow mo in there, some of it as slow as 35%, and I think it looks great. http://stillmotionblog.com/?p=85 Patrick |
Patrick, that clip was amazing!
What 35mm adapter are you using and with what lenses? Also, what type of camera stabilizer are you using? |
Hi Adam,
The clip was shot with a steadicam flyer and the 35mm adapter is the brevis. I have some even better footage that I shot with it over at their forum on cinevate.com atrick |
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