Dirty Heads
- Thread starter GreekStudios
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fitstrider
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to me it looks like the footage needs to be de interlaced, was it shot in 60i?
GreekStudios
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I shot this in 24pa 48 shutter, not sure what I did in the scene file though. OIS is off. It does it about every 5th frame.
Aroon_Narayanan
Well-known member
I agree. How did you capture this footage?
RallyMonkey
Active member
If it's every fifth frame, you probably didn't remove pulldown.
GreekStudios
Active member
It doesnt do it when I shoot in 60i, I thought Premiere pro automatically removed pull down.
RallyMonkey
Active member
You have to have chosen "DV-NTSC 24p (23.98) Advanced Pulldown Removal" when capturing to capture 24pa correctly.
GreekStudios
Active member
Ah, I figured it out, I was removing pulldown twice, once upon capture, and another in footage interpretation.
Interlaced artifacts
Interlaced artifacts
The footage was likely shot in 60i mode but that is hard if not impossible to determine just from the picture. IT IS NOT DIRTY HEADS NO QUESTION!!! AND NO- NO CAMERA CLEANS ITSELF OR THE TAPE PATH!
When you shoot in 60i mode then try to take one frame as you have done here for a picture, if there are is ANY any movement at in the frame, this is what you will see. Also, if you play 60i pack on a PC, you will see this as well.
When you record in 30P mode, the camera actully converts the output to 60i fields--it's right in the manual. What would be more informative is to state how you were viewing the material you were shooting.
Hope that helps...
Interlaced artifacts
The footage was likely shot in 60i mode but that is hard if not impossible to determine just from the picture. IT IS NOT DIRTY HEADS NO QUESTION!!! AND NO- NO CAMERA CLEANS ITSELF OR THE TAPE PATH!
When you shoot in 60i mode then try to take one frame as you have done here for a picture, if there are is ANY any movement at in the frame, this is what you will see. Also, if you play 60i pack on a PC, you will see this as well.
When you record in 30P mode, the camera actully converts the output to 60i fields--it's right in the manual. What would be more informative is to state how you were viewing the material you were shooting.
Hope that helps...