David Jimerson Administrator Staff member Sep 4, 2007 #21 If you don't want interlace artifacts, you should shoot progressive, yes.
Kegan Spam Assassin Mod Sep 5, 2007 #22 It really all depends on what your final product is to be viewed on. Progressive is much nicer though - in my opinion. -Kegan
It really all depends on what your final product is to be viewed on. Progressive is much nicer though - in my opinion. -Kegan
Loki Veteran Sep 5, 2007 #23 Knoxworth said: He hasnt said that he shot 60i. But I think that is where the problem lies. Click to expand... you can only shoot in 60i when shooting interlaced on the DVX, or any camera for that matter.
Knoxworth said: He hasnt said that he shot 60i. But I think that is where the problem lies. Click to expand... you can only shoot in 60i when shooting interlaced on the DVX, or any camera for that matter.
