I have 1080p material in Final Cut cut in a sequence-720p. This then sent next s.Color. After the export back to Final Cut the image is slightly blurred. Even if I use in any Color Effect and the image back s.Final Cut chic, it is blurred ...
Thanks for all the info ...
Antwort von Axel:
This is exactly what you describe it there is actually a very common practice, without videos are blurred, you'd have a bit more going into detail. The codecs in the game? Render Settings Final Cut Pro, Color ...
Antwort von spacemonkey:
alright ...
also:
Source: 1080p HD format 1440x1080 pixels. Timeline: 960x720 (16:9) Compressor: HDV 1080p25
Color Quicktime Export Codec: Unkompressed 10-bit 4:2:2
When you export back s.Final Cut Color asks me "change graded FC sequence to match export QT codec"
If I say Yes, it comes as a 10-bit with square pixels and a format of 1280x720. When I say No, it is as I sent out back. Both times blurred. Even if I export as a QT codec in Color Apple ProRes 442 "pick it changes nothing ... Have the Choice in Color only between 8-bit, 10-bit, and the appleprores in HQ ...
thnx
Antwort von AD Tom:
This could s.Deinem Format-mix between "lie. In order to achieve the most friction-free planning workflow in Final Cut Pro (without Redern and crashes), the timeline settings should match those of the format used. Try, `times your material in the sequence to copy complete, then copy it to a new sequence with the same format settings to get it then send s.Color.
Good luck
Thomas.
Antwort von spacemonkey:
have allowed the sequence in 1440x1080p (16:9). s.color then sent there as a 1920x1080 (other possibility I can get my color not) and edited without changing export QuickTime codecs sent back s.Final Cut Pro. still blurred. I found out that it is already blurred, if I put a sequence in Final Cut Pro to ProRes 442 ... possible that color hdv1080p can not?
Antwort von Axel:
Color can import and export HDV no, I did. Perhaps the workflow is better in the future to capture the same in ProResHQ (then synonymous by default in 1920). Avoid the style-round-and-Her. If even 720, then at least 720 x 1280 pixels and a square. Send From Final Cut Pro out "s.Color" put the export codec there to "original".
