R ryvac Veteran Apr 7, 2009 #2 cool video! so did you uprez the footage in AE? is that supposed to be HD footage then? it took a while to upload.
cool video! so did you uprez the footage in AE? is that supposed to be HD footage then? it took a while to upload.
commalot Well-known member Apr 7, 2009 #3 Yes. I used squeeze and then used DivX to output 1280 X 720. It doesn't look as good as real HD on Vimeo but it fills the screen. Last edited: Apr 7, 2009
Yes. I used squeeze and then used DivX to output 1280 X 720. It doesn't look as good as real HD on Vimeo but it fills the screen.
R ryvac Veteran Apr 7, 2009 #4 maybe the original footage might look better then the uprez. have you seen the original footage and compared it?
maybe the original footage might look better then the uprez. have you seen the original footage and compared it?
ryanschindler Well-known member Apr 7, 2009 #5 yeah colors arent exact imo. i donno if the HD helped or hurt to be honest
commalot Well-known member Apr 7, 2009 #6 I agree. One thing that happens is the color saturation drops off when stretching it to HD size. The file is OK at normal size. Looks better now with the larger DivX file. Last edited: Apr 7, 2009
I agree. One thing that happens is the color saturation drops off when stretching it to HD size. The file is OK at normal size. Looks better now with the larger DivX file.
