Frage von jÖRG "=:
wants a blue screen-film shoot. when I look at the recorded video directly on beamer look of the camera is all right. But if I am with Premiere Capture occur once s.den slants "staircase pattern" on the keyin and I can forget. What is the reason, s.der hardware s.Codec ...?
thanks
Antwort von Wiro:
Well, let's begin with the obvious:
s.Du have started when capturing an NTSC project. This "pulls" are you the picture and you get a miserable quality. A capital-Bock, whom many Beginners shoot.
b) You judge the gecapturte Picture on the little monitor window of the NLE. That is totally inappropriate for an image evaluation, as it rounded on the original image at random depending on the selected size.
So check whether your voting project settings (DV NTSC 48 kHz).
Gruss Wiro
Antwort von jörg..:
48 Hz is set richtiig pal and I see my video gecapturte then with the media player, etc. Full image projector in accom. And in Comparison to the Picture of the camera, the slopes are horrible.
Antwort von Markus:
wants a blue screen-film shoot. [...] If I do, however, with Premiere Capture occur once s.den slants "staircase pattern" on the keyin and I can remember. Hello Jörg,
let me guess: You have taken an ordinary DV camcorder and did not know, dass ..
1. Color at the 4:2:0 digital video is compressed and thus amounts to only 25% of the image resolution.
2. Artifacts like these can only be seen s.Computermonitor, but not on the camcorder display (s.Television concerned only appear blurred edges). Learn More:
MVX3i simply bad for red? (... And in blue and in green)
3. Chromakeys are generally problematic for DV and if in doubt you should put more on Lumakey. Klick Dich mal
screen by:
difference between blue and green?
