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1. Re: Want to de-noise and sharpen video before cutting it, what to export it out as?
shooternz Apr 4, 2013 11:32 PM (in response to VidNoob)If you want to take a generation hit , increase your footage size files substantially and waste time applying fx to footage that wont make the cut..go ahead.
Uncompressed avi is one option.
You could choose a lesser ( compressed) option depending on the end "intention" of the program.
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2. Re: Want to de-noise and sharpen video before cutting it, what to export it out as?
rejdmast1 Apr 5, 2013 1:03 AM (in response to VidNoob)I've been editing for 30+ years. I would do my editing first and then apply sharpening and denoising after. Why waste time and disk space doing it before? You have me baffled!
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3. Re: Want to de-noise and sharpen video before cutting it, what to export it out as?
VidNoob Apr 5, 2013 11:11 AM (in response to rejdmast1)Yeah i was trying to work out in my head how inefficient or pointless of a atsk it may be. The only thing I came up with was excess space and a possible compression hit. Being I have space to spare and this is only for web video, I figured the potential drawbacks weren't huge.
I also like to know of all options that would possibly get a task done regardless of efficiency, this helps me learn by gauging the why's and why not's
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4. Re: Want to de-noise and sharpen video before cutting it, what to export it out as?
JSS1138 Apr 5, 2013 4:54 PM (in response to VidNoob)I can't think of any good whys.
The why nots would be
1. Wasted time
2. Possibly wasted space
3. Possible generation loss
4. Possibly reduced performance in PP




