Footage comparison difference
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I've attached a screen shot of footage in WMP and QT. The screen shot was captured in Windows. The footage in the QT player was captured into FCP X. The footage in the WMP was captured into PPRO CS6 (Windows 7 64bit). Same footage, obviously, but I noticed a difference between the two. The FCP X capture seems lighter than the PPRO one does. My questions as to what causes this are: - Is it just a QT or WMP playback setting? - Is it a "capture" setting ... in either application (FCP X or PPRO CS6) that I would be able to adjust? - Is it an OS platform issue? If more info. is needed, please let me know. Appreciate any insights as to why this is. |
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There are many variables here to get into. Why are you comparing the footage this way? Have you tried the reverse on a Mac?
Video editing programs are designed for broadcast video therefore use Rec709 color space. There are many posts at DVInfo about how to get the same color when going from video edited to be viewed on a TV set to video to be viewed on a computer monitor. Many conversion programs will adjust the color space adequately when making web files in QuickTime, WMV or h264. |
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https://duckduckgo.com/?q=quicktime+...ft&t=canonical |
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It's easy to play AVIs on a Mac with VLC or you can install Perian and view AVIs in QuickTime Player (but Perian has some issues with certain programs). |
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