Testedit film ethnic integration Netherlands

[Johan Pabon]

I've a testedit of a film on ethnic integration in the Netherlands on Vimeo http://www.vimeo.com/4587451.
Idea is that there will be interviews (monoloque interior) in between the shots in the city.
The slowmotions work fine but speeding up gives difficulty when exporting the video.

 

[Michael P. Schmidt]

ok looks like an field dominance problem ...

there are a f"ew" factors you have to attend:

what framerate (and mode) have you shot this,

what editing codec to you use (converting /transcoding ... ProRes ...?)

what are you sequence settiings

and what are your export settings ...

and which program to you use for export

 

[Johan Pabon]

I shot mainly at 100 fps with a shutterspeed of 200, at 2K. Project framerate is 25 fps
I converted to Apple Prores HQ 1920 x 1080.
I exported to Quicktime H.264 with a limit of 3000Kb out of FCP

 

[Michael P. Schmidt]

to you shot "progressiv" ?

try to set (export settings / size) Videosource(Deinterlaced)

maybe there are some setting at the transcoding you can fix ... what to you use for transcoding ( RED ALERT or RED RUSH) ?

 

[Johan Pabon]

Thanks for helping out. I used Red Alert for transcoding. I'm working on settings now.
I discovered something strange in the sequence settings. Although I put the settings on 1920 x 1080 p 25, the sequence settings were interlaced I only after getting into the menu I could avoid interlace. I'm exporting now and hope the problem is solved.

 

[Michael P. Schmidt]

hey johan ... now the problem is gone

what was/is the solution ? (only sequence settings?)

 

[Johan Pabon]

hey johan ... now the problem is gone

what was/is the solution ? (only sequence settings?)

Indeed, it was the sequence settings. Thanks for helping out.

 

[Michael P. Schmidt]

u r welcome ... i'm glad i could give you a little help ...

btw: looks really interesting ... i'm looking forward to see the "final master"

 

[Johan Pabon]

The idea is to place slowmotions of people thinking in between these shots. We can hear their opinions on integration as a monoloque interior. It's my first real assignment with Red. I still have to build up more experience with the camera and with Red Alert, but I'm learning fast now. I'm getting more comfortable with the camera itself, and I'm getting back to working easily like I used to with camera's that are not that heavy.
Working is having fun,surprises each day. Looking back at some shots I feel like vanishing into the monitor