Output Problems

[sbryan]

Notice the bottom photo is more natural, even though both images show the same area. Upon closer inspection, it looks like Adobe Premiere is exporting incorrectly, affecting the top image -- the After Effects imported AVI.

I don't get it. I'm using the same settings as my project (which looks natural) -- DV/NTSC Widescreen 16:9 (1.2), but I'm getting different results for the exported AVI.

I'm using the Cinepak Codec.

Help!

Thanks.

 

[MiniMan13]

Your not selecting the correct Pixel Ratio when exporting.

 

[ChrisLyon]

We have discussed this in the thread below:

http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=86638

The solution, as you have so wisely put it, is to export your final product out of After Effects. The solution is this:

It's a problem with the image render codec. The best thing to do is use After Effects. When I make a movie or video, I edit in Premiere then open the Premiere project file in After Effects to do any other post work. AE then uses the Premiere-imported source files to do any color correction and the rendered image is far better. This is true not only for images, but for the final exported video product as well.

 

[sbryan]

Cool. Thanks.