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I haven't seen any interlace problems on playback, are you using "digital cinema desktop preview" to for fullscreen playback? FCP seems to deinterlace automatically in this mode.
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Aric,
The interlacing you see is natural since they capture interlaced footage. The reason why you see the interlacing when viewing at 100% and not at 50% is because when you view the footage at 50%, FCP just displays one field and ignores the other when viewing at 50%. This is not a problem with HDV but you will see this with your SD footage as well. The only way to get rid of the interlacing is to de-interlace the footage. You can find different methods of de-interlacing to get the "film look." Or you can just try FCP's built-in deinterlace filter. Hope that helps, Peter |
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