i shot 24p normal. 2 out of every 5 frames are jaggy in fcp. i understand that this is normal and that they are supposed to go away when viewed upon an ntsc monitor.
2 questions:
-a tv is an ntsc monitor correct? are most monitors ntsc? btw, when i view it on my tv, its better, but i can swear i still see some jaggies in there. it almost feels like its just lower resolution so you don't notice it as much, which isn't exactly what i'm going for.
-i want to enter this piece into festivals (which wouldn't have ntsc screens, right?). so should i pursue reverse telecine in cinema tools or something like that?
what are my options and what is worthwhile?
-matthew
2 questions:
-a tv is an ntsc monitor correct? are most monitors ntsc? btw, when i view it on my tv, its better, but i can swear i still see some jaggies in there. it almost feels like its just lower resolution so you don't notice it as much, which isn't exactly what i'm going for.
-i want to enter this piece into festivals (which wouldn't have ntsc screens, right?). so should i pursue reverse telecine in cinema tools or something like that?
what are my options and what is worthwhile?
-matthew