I have 1080 60P AVCHD footage.
On a 1080 60P sequence in Premiere Pro CS6 the footage is noticeably less sharp than it should be.
So I played the clips from the desktop Windows media player and it looks good and sharp.
Then I created a 1080 30P sequence in Premiere and dropped the clips in that and it looks good and sharp.
Why does it look so much worse in a 60p sequence? The footage was all shot at 60P?!
I don't know if it used to be good and something changed but I checked settings.
Or maybe since I usually edit 60P footage on a 30P timeline maybe I just never noticed it?
On a 1080 60P sequence in Premiere Pro CS6 the footage is noticeably less sharp than it should be.
So I played the clips from the desktop Windows media player and it looks good and sharp.
Then I created a 1080 30P sequence in Premiere and dropped the clips in that and it looks good and sharp.
Why does it look so much worse in a 60p sequence? The footage was all shot at 60P?!
I don't know if it used to be good and something changed but I checked settings.
Or maybe since I usually edit 60P footage on a 30P timeline maybe I just never noticed it?