I'm in the process of building a video montage (least that's what I call it) using a series of still shots which are zoomed and panned to give more of a video look to still shots. Some shots can be rezed to 720x480 no prob but others are not landscape but portrait and have to be fitted to a black background plate of 720x480, so I have a 313x480 pic sitting on a 720x480 backplate. On my 20" tv these plated images are wider at the bottom sort of like a tree trunk effect. Does anyone know how to fix this or is this just a tv aborition?...Also is there any way to fix the video shake that attacks things like venetian blinds etc. I think it may be called moire or somthing to that effect. Any help would help.
question re tv output
- Thread starter Mino
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Re: question re tv output
Well, for the first question, it's a TV thing.
Second, you need to use a "reduce interlace flicker" switch or something like that. What editor are you using?
Well, for the first question, it's a TV thing.
Second, you need to use a "reduce interlace flicker" switch or something like that. What editor are you using?
Re: question re tv output
Well, moire patterns are a hazard of video. Go ahead and post this in the Premiere or the Technical sections.
Well, moire patterns are a hazard of video. Go ahead and post this in the Premiere or the Technical sections.