Well if you put it that way i guess it would have some ghostings but i tend to render in 29.97 while i use photoshop to fix up some ghostings to make it look nicer. There would be much more ghostings in the Render but no ghostings after the photoshop processmirkosp wrote:It actually makes a lot of sense for it to have a lot of ghosting... the points in time which are represented by 23.976 and 24 do not match at all, since one is float while the other is integer, thus the blend.
But the best thing for you would be to assumefps(24) before editing and going on like that, I guess. Still, seems weird that it won't allow you to do 23.976...
Frame Rates and Ghosting
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Re: Frame Rates and Ghosting
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Re: Frame Rates and Ghosting
Photoshopping to remove ghosting you introduced with the export? That's all useless work you go through, you could avoid it if you just disabled vegas' resampling.
Also, please do match source, timeline, and export framerate (as well as resolution).
Also, please do match source, timeline, and export framerate (as well as resolution).
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Re: Frame Rates and Ghosting
It gets the work done at least, but i do export wthout Twixxtor as thus the ghostings increasemirkosp wrote:Photoshopping to remove ghosting you introduced with the export? That's all useless work you go through, you could avoid it if you just disabled vegas' resampling.
Also, please do match source, timeline, and export framerate (as well as resolution).