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you can't de-interlace in AE
... AE can properly remove pulldown..
Yes, you can. Right-click footage/Interpret Footage/Main/Separate Fields (lower or upper first).
Isaac: how did you know she's on a Mac?
Neoscene works perfectly on PC, and should be working correctly on the Mac very soon.
Yes, you can. Right-click footage/Interpret Footage/Main/Separate Fields (lower or upper first).
Isaac: how did you know she's on a Mac?
...when you import your gh1 footage into AE, you right click interpret footage and apply 3:2 pulldown it does not de-interlace it...
that's not de-interlacing. the only way to properly de-interlacing in AE is:
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/deinterlace.php
and if it is, by no means is it de-interlacing the footage from a 60i stream. when you import your gh1 footage into AE, you right click interpret footage and apply 3:2 pulldown it does not de-interlace it. chime in when you have sucessfully imported a gh1 clip applied pulldown and de-interlaced in AE. i have a high five waiting.
that's not de-interlacing. the only way to properly de-interlacing in AE is:
http://library.creativecow.net/articles/kramer_andrew/deinterlace.php
You're confusing deinterlacing with removing pulldown. Progressive high-five.
That´s splitting hairs. After a pulldown removal was made in ae you export the footage as 24p-progressiv. And that´s it. There is no need for further de-interlacing in pp or so.
Here a short description by Chris Meyer:
http://www.artbeats.com/assets/articles/pdf/pulldown.pdf