Chris Lognion
Member
I have resorted to outputting to tga files because of the quicktime still frame issue that exists. This has turned out to be pretty nice because I edit with the Matrox Axio/Adobe CS3 combo. Once the files (tga's) are exported as HD1080, I can right click on the first file in the series inside Windows Explorer and convert to the Matrox HD codec for multilayer real-time editing in 1080p.
My issue is that is doesn't look as good as the QT using the component video compressor. I have been comparing a few color space/gamma combinations and getting graining backgrounds and clipped whites. I am not a colorist, however I would like to do as close as possible to a final grading for export. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Chris Lognion
Christian World
My issue is that is doesn't look as good as the QT using the component video compressor. I have been comparing a few color space/gamma combinations and getting graining backgrounds and clipped whites. I am not a colorist, however I would like to do as close as possible to a final grading for export. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Chris Lognion
Christian World