RESOLVE reverts back to 24FPS

[Paul Harding]

I had just finished a grade and when I went to render the, frame rate had defaulted back to 24 FPS in the render section and can't be changed and I was working in 25 FPS.

I made a still of every grade so I could revert back. There seems no way to import these stills back into the colour window so that I can apply the grade from them.

There is an import function on the still tab but the program hangs.

Any Idea's ?

Paul

 

[darin wooldridge]

Good Day Paul,

I have never seen it revert. I have however had this issue during my session build. Forgetting to changed my time code conform options to 25 before I use the edl / build the time line. The fix for you problem is to rebuild the session in 25 then do a color trace from your old 24 session. You can do a auto or manual trace to bring all the color / tracks / sizing etc over.

You can also use stills and apply the corrections one at a time by clicking on the still right click and apply correction. Using still does not bring over any widow tracking only corrections.

Hope that helps. Email me directly if you have any more questions.

Best,

Darin Wooldridge
Colorist / Technical Strategist
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[Paul Harding]

Thanks.
I would like to go down the apply grade from the stills. But i cant import my stills I grabbed during the grade.
I grabbed a still from the middle of all my clips. There must be a way to import these stills or is this feature not available.
Paul

 

[darin wooldridge]

Yes you can move the stills from session to session easily.
Can you open your old session and see your stills, click on one to make sure it is active? If so. Open your new 25 session, go to the gallery, path to your session with you stills. Highlight all your stills then drag them into your current session. From there you just sit on the shot you want to affect in the time line. Highlight the still you want the color from, right click and apply color.

Darin