Ghosting.
- Purge
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Re: Ghosting.
what editor are you using? - because you can just simulate ghosting by simply overlaying a clip with another version of itself with its properties slightly altered(low opacity + blur)
i think I've only heard of ghosting being caused by a side effect of deinterlcing with avisynth filters
i think I've only heard of ghosting being caused by a side effect of deinterlcing with avisynth filters
- SenTrix
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Re: Ghosting.
I'm using Sony Vegas atm, and yeah it has to do with telecide or something ......Purge wrote:what editor are you using? - because you can just simulate ghosting by simply overlaying a clip with another version of itself with its properties slightly altered(low opacity + blur)
i think I've only heard of ghosting being caused by a side effect of deinterlcing with avisynth filters
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Re: Ghosting.
are we confusing ghosting with blending?
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Re: Ghosting.
There is an actual effect which would be correct to refer as Ghosting, and not caused by IVTC/deinterlacing issues. I actually used such an effect in one of my own videos, and all it took was dragging it over from Premiere's effects bin.
I don't know about Vegas, though. It may not be labeled Ghosting, but something like 'Afterimage' or 'Image Trails' or something similar.
I don't know about Vegas, though. It may not be labeled Ghosting, but something like 'Afterimage' or 'Image Trails' or something similar.
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- SenTrix
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Re: Ghosting.
Havent herd of blending before. what is it exactly?JaddziaDax wrote:are we confusing ghosting with blending?
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Re: Ghosting.
*image snagged from the guides.
Blending is what happens when you deinterlace your footage by blending both fields together...
Ghosting is a video effect that is created using overlays, lowered opacity, and timing.
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Re: Ghosting.
aahhh...thanksJaddziaDax wrote:
*image snagged from the guides.
Blending is what happens when you deinterlace your footage by blending both fields together...
Ghosting is a video effect that is created using overlays, lowered opacity, and timing.