Frage von JerryTrumpet:
Moin,
after rendering and burn the DVD bucking the Zeitrafferzenen see or not fluent in, the synonymous crossfade into the next scene looks very modest.
HDV material (Canon XHA1), speed to 2000% (this is too high?), Somebody has an idea why this may be?
Greeting
Jerry
Antwort von Axel:
... after rendering and burn the DVD bucking the Zeitrafferzenen see or not fluent in, the synonymous crossfade into the next scene looks very modest. HDV material (Canon XHA1), speed to 2000% (this is too high?), Somebody has an idea why this may be? What happens at a Time Lapse? There are images omitted. In 25 B / s and 20x speed (2000%) would correspond to 1.25 W / s. But these are images that the controller with real-time speed (25 fps) were suitable shutter. Of the movement phases thus missing 95%. The motion blur, for example, people who go, cause if they are - at some speed - with 20x speed moving, the tail, they would be behind him, is missing. Only one picture per second with an exposure time of one second would also be proportional to capture motion blur. Therefore hast thou this Strobo look, for example in "Crank2" (synonymous XH A1) was used excessively.
Googele times after ReelSmartMotionBlur, which is a plugin for After Effects for example, that a movement within a clip and analyzed retrospectively Motion Blur adds. I have not tested it, but it looks good. Whether it succeeds in HDV, is doubtful. Very likely you have to the corresponding clip in an uncompressed HD format and then convert s.AAE over.
Time Lapse At & crossfades. Because the flowers tend to be rising or setting sun suits, it is perhaps more such Time-lapse photography. That the crossfades are bad, then most likely depends with the CS4 given Renderreihenfole together. Re-import the rendered speed change and fade in the new clip.
Antwort von JerryTrumpet:
hhhmmm ... But what surprised me all that exists in the timeline looks smooth ... CS3 at times, I had a scene with 1000% worked and it was flowing, which is not synonymous with CS4 fluent looks ... Hhmmmm
Antwort von Axel:
hhhmmm ... But what surprised me all that exists in the timeline looks smooth ... CS3 at times, I had a scene with 1000% worked and it was flowing, which is not synonymous with CS4 fluent looks ... Hhmmmm Maybe CS4 does not auto crossfade a Picture (tick?) With Time Lapse? This is a kind of motion blur on fast. Look after.
Antwort von Jörg:
frame blending enabled?
Antwort von JerryTrumpet:
... jop ... should be under 'Clip> Video Options-> crossfading of frames is a tick ...
Greeting
Jerry
Antwort von JerryTrumpet:
... I have now just a Quicktime hiert rendered and shall not on the effect that Quicktime is unnecessary, as I had hoped for ... hhmmm ... anyone an idea?
