Frage von Corpse:
Hi,
I have with the Sonyvx 2000, a total schelchtes building, which is actually not to be. The picture is muddy and has many Schlieren (horizontal). I just do not know what I've done wrong.
I have digitized all with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3 and the DV PAL setting (25 images / sec, lower half, 720x576 Wide 16:9 1.422)
With the same settings and the MS DV AVI codec I have the whole synonymous then exported.
Here is the link to the video test. Unfortunately, in 4:3, but the streak are the same.
Antwort von Meggs:
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Antwort von Corpse:
its public!
Antwort von Axel:
Here, we are not with a defect, but with interlace combing to be done. Remember that these unmoving objects are not visible, but the motion blur jalousie-like cut. For a Webfilm, but even for any reasonable viewing on a calculator, the recordings will be deinterlaced. An impressive refutation of the old advice, for sports 50i prefer to take (although it obviously synonymous deinterlace to 50p, but who does know?).
Antwort von Meggs:
With streaks do you the most significant interlaced stripes. The fall in particular on fast movements. On tube TV they no longer appear to provide computer / Internet give you the video from progressively better. Moreover, the VX2100 is not 16:9 specialist.
Antwort von Corpse:
thank you, I will deinterlace
Antwort von Corpse:
ich hab jetzt mal ne now google gesucht. Unfortunately I have no program or plug-in to deinterlace found.
has someone a tip?
Antwort von tommyb:
You can deinterlace when exporting your video.
Better times would be a Project which apply in the settings "PAL Interlaced" or similar shows. Then you see something is no longer synonymous during the cutting.
