Robbie Comeau
Como's back. back again
This is what i get when iadd a blur to my footage, and after an exportation:
Why so bad?
Why so bad?
Crappy Blur
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Luis Caffesse
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Because its 8bit 4:1:1 DV footage... there just isn't enough information in there to give you a clean gradient without banding like that.
electricpig
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add some noise/film grain to it, and that will kill the quantizing (solarizing look)
in the quest for no noise in images, you're touching the edges of what 8-bit footage can display in areas like shallow grads. There just aren't enough colours in 8-bit to describe an image like that smoothly.
This is where 10-bit, 16-bit, float and RAW come in to describe colour in greater numbers, and hence smoother colour with no quantizing.
in the quest for no noise in images, you're touching the edges of what 8-bit footage can display in areas like shallow grads. There just aren't enough colours in 8-bit to describe an image like that smoothly.
This is where 10-bit, 16-bit, float and RAW come in to describe colour in greater numbers, and hence smoother colour with no quantizing.
Robbie Comeau
Como's back. back again
No, it looks horrid on a TV. I am using agaussian blur. And it looks fine at first, then when i edit for to my project, and i test the whole thing, i get that crappy blur.
Thanks
Thanks