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1. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
Ann Bens Jun 3, 2010 12:19 PM (in response to SuperOperater)Render? Like in turning yellow line into green or Exporting.
If latter what are you export settings pref. a screenshot.
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2. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
SuperOperater Jun 3, 2010 12:34 PM (in response to Ann Bens)Hello Ann!
Yeah, it happens after yellow line turns into green one...
Way before I even decided on what my export settings are going to be...
It was after I applied a chromakey and some colorcorection and just went to render sequence, so I can see it in full quality...
And result was green line, horizonally squashed image and (haven't mentioned in first post), quality of video visibly degraded!!!!Can't figure out what could go wrong...
I also didn't understand your post all the way...
Wat did you mean "pref. a sceenshot"???
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3. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
Ann Bens Jun 3, 2010 12:45 PM (in response to SuperOperater)No i meant a screenshot of export settings.
But if you can make a screenhot of your project that would be very intereting. Before and after rendering if you please.
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4. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
SuperOperater Jun 3, 2010 1:04 PM (in response to Ann Bens)OK, here are 3 pics...
Once is during the project - while I am working on it - as you see - the Resolution is just fine - line above footage is yellow - or now already even RED cause I put in some other effects...

OK, now, check what happens when I RENDER sequence - what happens with horizontal Resolution:
You see how squashed it got!?!?
But at the same time, my "EXTERNAL MONITOR", which is my second 24" LCD shows the following image (without distortion)....
Now, which one to believe???
I'll try to export this footage now and let you know about results!
How would you recommend I export it as??? BLUE-RAY H.264 or something else???
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5. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
SuperOperater Jun 3, 2010 1:21 PM (in response to SuperOperater)I also went to ADOBE MEDIA ENCODER to export piece of this footage --- it repaired the resolution distortion ---- with stretching picture, I would guess...
I tried to export it as h.264 BLUE RAY - and it's working right now ---- only interesting thing is that it didn't wanna give me an option to make my Final Video - PROGRESSIVE....
Although it red original file as progressive, it put UPPER field as automatically chosen option for encoding (Other option was Lower and Automatic - none of them offered PROGRESSIVE)...
I'll give it a try to some other format... Maybe AVI container...
Which export settings would you suggest I'd try???
THnx!!!!
V.
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6. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
A.Bes Jun 3, 2010 8:35 PM (in response to SuperOperater)Hey
I had the same problem, it seems to just be for your video previews.
I went, Sequence>Sequence Settings> Video Previews, and adjusted accordingly. It seems to be defaulted to 24p DV. so change it around to whatever format you want,
like Microsfot Video 1 seems to default to 1080p footage.
I re-render and now it displays properlly.
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7. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
SuperOperater Jun 4, 2010 5:17 PM (in response to A.Bes)Hey Anne, check this out....
I tried it your way and look what happened:
First I imported 25p 1920x1080 Canon 5D footage into CS5 Preset for HDSLR (changed preview mode as you suggested),,,
Now check my pics....
First, check this one one, which is before I did anything.... It is just imported, has yellow line above and looks like that (mind the details of fabric that cap is made of and background):I hope you'll be able to see it in good detail to notice the difference on the next pic, which is what I've got just after I went and RENDERED work area - no effects, whatsoever - but if I applied any, the result would be the same, cause PPRO would RENDER my footage and it would ADD green line above it.... AND PLEASE (I hope you can) notice how FABRICS the cap is made of have disappeared (pic got blurred), and BACKGROUND IS TOTALLY DISTORTED....
I can't belive this is happening... I really would appriciate if someone from ADOBE guys and girls took a minute to figure this phenomenon out!!!
Here's the green-line-RENDERED pic:
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8. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
Wil Renczes Jun 5, 2010 10:14 AM (in response to SuperOperater)I don't know, those two pics are pretty close. I do see the blurring out of the fabric pattern, but at this point, I think you're getting into details of compression quality with MPEG. If you want it to match exactly, you'd need to export uncompressed.
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9. Re: Resolution change (DISTORT) after render DSLR preset footage in CS5
SuperOperater Jun 6, 2010 6:45 AM (in response to Wil Renczes)Yeap, you're quite right - they arn't visible in these two photos - compression made its dammage to fine details I am talking about...
And I can't export them uncompressed, cause the pic for this forum can't exceed 2MB...I'll maybe just upload them on some HTML site and give you address you you can see it there - in high quality - so the differences will be visible as well...
But, thnx for taking a look, anyway!
V









