Gael Geneau
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Hey all,
I was wondering if there was someone out there that might help me figure something out, maybe its something that's happened to someone else. Using REDCINE, I'm exporting DPX sequences from the R3D files for Post in After Effects. I didn't see anything odd when I was exporting but the VFX guys brought to my attention that there was a black line on some of the DPX files. There aren't many and they are sporadic, as in they don't follow some kind of pattern like every 10 seconds, for example. I'm guessing that it's something that's happening in the R3D-DPX conversion. Does anyone know how to avoid this, is there another setting in REDCINE that I'm not using or using that could avoid this? I'm posting a frame in JPEG so you can all see what I'm talking about. If anybody knows, and has the time, please let me know if there is a solution.
Thank you very much
Gael Geneau
I was wondering if there was someone out there that might help me figure something out, maybe its something that's happened to someone else. Using REDCINE, I'm exporting DPX sequences from the R3D files for Post in After Effects. I didn't see anything odd when I was exporting but the VFX guys brought to my attention that there was a black line on some of the DPX files. There aren't many and they are sporadic, as in they don't follow some kind of pattern like every 10 seconds, for example. I'm guessing that it's something that's happening in the R3D-DPX conversion. Does anyone know how to avoid this, is there another setting in REDCINE that I'm not using or using that could avoid this? I'm posting a frame in JPEG so you can all see what I'm talking about. If anybody knows, and has the time, please let me know if there is a solution.
Thank you very much
Gael Geneau