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June 12th, 2011, 12:19 AM
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Inner Circle
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1440X1080i mixed with 720 60p
I shot a wedding with 4 cams running 720 60p, and I used a fifth camera running at 1440x1080 60i. Do I just drop the footage on the timeline and go, or do I need to convert the 1080i footage first?
The rest I'm editing raw. What kind of issues might I expect with this mixture? It will end up on a 720 60p blu ray disc.
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June 12th, 2011, 10:54 AM
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Jubal 28
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Re: 1440X1080i mixed with 720 60p
You can always just drop the footage and go, though conflicting frame rates can be problematic in some ways. That's not an issue here, though.
In this case, you shouldn't be seeing any problems simply cutting the 1080 60i on a 720 60p timeline. I suppose you could, to be safe, set all of the 1080i clips to "Disable Resample," but Smart Resample (default) is probably good enough. I would make sure the Project deinterlace method is set to "Interpolate Fields," though.
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June 12th, 2011, 12:29 PM
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Re: 1440X1080i mixed with 720 60p
jeff,
I have done the oppposite, 1080 60i with dropping 720 p 60 p on the line and have had no problems, it would seem the reverse would be just dandy too.
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