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David Newman July 11th, 2009 04:10 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Snow (Post 1170555)
Does NeoScene support converting to 1920x1080 from a HDV source? I don't see anything in Preferences that indicate this.
It leaves the resolution to match the source, all resizing options are within the next level products.

Jim Snow July 11th, 2009 04:38 PM
Thanks David. Your active participation in this forum speaks very well for you and your company. I wish more companies were as diligent. I have recommended your products to a number of people. You are a major reason why - and of course the usefulness or your products.

Jim Snow August 7th, 2009 09:08 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Snow (Post 1170500)
Thanks Robert. If I render it as progressive, the flicker goes away. Of course I get the typical blurry edges on pans when interlaced footage is rendered as progressive so I can't use it. Strangely, the flicker only occurs on the blue sky painted background. This makes me wonder if the problem is the aliasing of high frequency spatial information that David Newman mentioned. If that's it, what can I do to fix it?

Added note: If I view the footage as HDV, I don't see it. When I view it after converting to Cineform, I see the flicker. If I put the HDV footage on the timeline, I don't see the flicker. Apparantly something is happening when I convert to Cineform.
Mystery solved - The culprit was the Auto Levels filter by Mike Crash. I found that any camera pans with certain backgrounds will cause this if I am using the Auto Levels filter. I'm going to try it with HDV footage to see if I get the same result.

Robert Young August 8th, 2009 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Jim Snow (Post 1194516)
Mystery solved - The culprit was the Auto Levels filter by Mike Crash. I found that any camera pans with certain backgrounds will cause this if I am using the Auto Levels filter. I'm going to try it with HDV footage to see if I get the same result.
Wow- good detective work!
It's amazing how many sources of potential mischief are out there.

John Rich August 8th, 2009 06:17 PM
I hate to ask these kind of questions as it exposes my ignorance, but "What is Auto Levels filter by Mike Crash".

Thanks,
John Rich

Jim Snow August 8th, 2009 06:46 PM
Mike Crash Homepage - Content

http://www.mikecrash.com/index.php?n...ownload&cid=13


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