Frage von LoOp:
Hello!
I want to cut with a video premiere from photos to music synchon () therefore Premiere! The photos are of a slide scanner. But now the picture quality in the premiere and after export a lot worse than before in photoshop. I once had the photos in original size (with dpi gescannet 3200) imported (and the option to scale "to frame size" is selected) and once in photoshop to 720x567 (da gibts doch noch ne other synonymous PAL resolution, does it?) Converted. gibts there are other possibilities, or I have been doing everything right and it will not do better halt. was synonymous option in photoshop deinterlace (: interpolate) draufgerechnet because geflimmert have the images.
Vielen Dank schon mal
LoOp
Antwort von Wiro:
But the image quality on the premiere and after export a lot worse than before in photoshop Hello,
a reasonable result for the following conditions must be met:
The photographs must be available in 4:3 format. This is the case slides usually not the case. Decrease px in Photoshop to 768x576, and so cut if necessary. By reducing the size blurring occurs, then so easy to sharpen and then save as TIFF / BMP / TGA.
768 px corresponds to the PAL standard for square pixels. If you have created a DV project (for DVD) establishing recognizes premiere during the import that we are dealing with square pixels and converts the pictures into the right internal rectangle to pixel ratio. Deinterlacing here is not in the game - Premiere makes it all right.
For video, everything is standardized. If you think you s.The norm, you lie exactly right.
Greeting Wiro
Antwort von Modehilli:
Hey ...
ok many times already, thanks to ...
But what do I must then select the export under settings / pixel aspect ratio? quadrapixel or D1 / DV PAL or else what?
LoOp
Antwort von Wiro:
Hello,
it depends on what you want to export the finished video slideshow.
Want to spend it on DV tape, then D1 / DV PAL output / "on tape".
Want to burn it to DVD, then output "on DVD" PAL DV 4x3 High Quality.
Want to spend it as MPEG2, to provide it in an authoring program with a DVD menu, then Adobe Media Encoder / MPEG2-DVD.
Greeting Wiro
Antwort von Markus:
Deinterlacing here is not in the game - Premiere makes it all right. That's true. To avoid the flicker of fine details on the television, you need to edit the images. Either it's done with the video filter deinterlace or with a slight vertical blur. ;-)
Antwort von LoOp:
Beautifully ... this seems to work ... But the resolution in Photoshop because I have to specify for upright pictures?? With 768x576 pixels are naturally drawn into the wide!
with the picture quality, I am certainly synonymous raise after not completely satisfied ... strangely enough there to see the pictures of my 4 megapixel digicam out better than photos from the 3600 dpi scanner dia!
Hmmm ....
Thanks LoOp
Antwort von LoOp:
the full-screen pictures, incidentally, the edge images 3072x2048 and 2048x3072 (Huh?)
LoOp
Antwort von soahC:
So I'd 720x576 in photoshop and then take as much of the cut away rejected bildern going to keep the reduction as small as possible (weird rate?).
keep it as bmp or so to spend in order to minimize the compression and then export it easy premiere
Antwort von soahC:
My import of course!
Antwort von FutureStyle:
But yet when I was in front of the shrink cut away the rest, or bring the quality but for nothing (even if it is smaller!)
If I take 720x 576 but I'm not a Full image!
synonymous problem is that I'm busy here with about 500 photos to ... argh
LoOp
Antwort von Gast1:
With Premerie and any other video editing program that is at 500 images a fumble. If you really want to do it in Premiere, you may take any program that you images batch shrinks to 720X568 / reformatted (eg PhotoZoom Pro). I would not kroppen synonymous. Dear here and there a "black edge" but for the complete picture.
Even better is something like Canopus Imaginate, Magix Stillimage on ... etc. Da gehts with a few clicks. Sharpen the car and have built Antiflickerfilter.
