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Merlin.
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This weekend i was doing some filming with a buddy and when i put the video on to the computer i looked fine but when i put the clips into Adobe Premiere it looked like complete shit, everything was choppy and pixelated if anyone could help me with this that would be awesome!
Feb 21 2012 8:29PM
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123+ski
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what settings are you using to import it?
Feb 21 2012 8:41PM
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butteredjohnson
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I'm not completely familiar with premiere, but it could just be the ram preview that you are basing the quality off. Try redering a 5-10 second clip just to see if it comes out correctly.
Feb 21 2012 8:44PM
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MLeone
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The way you described it, it sounds extremely bad so this might not be the main factor but you should consider it. Whenever you import footage into editors, WHILE IN THE EDITOR the clips look bad, but once rendered and uploaded they look fine, just try rendering and uploading something simple and see if it looks like it should, so then you know whether this is the problem.
Feb 21 2012 8:50PM
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Merlin.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mXQ-w8OfiLg&context=C39da618ADOEgsToPDskJ-RO5ZZNEvwDD8VMUMvCs7 heres the link to the video when i was completely finished.
Feb 21 2012 8:52PM
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WillStart
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hm idk about other programs, but my footage always looks fine when i'm editing it in FCP 7. smoothness, sharpness, and colors are all on point.
Feb 21 2012 8:53PM
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MLeone
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It degrades it for me slightly not much, but noticeably. And to the OP wow yeah, I have no idea man, maybe its your importing or exporting settings, sorry, Wish I could help ya more. But btw the streets at springs are sick! and do you know john dorris? he posted your link on facebook and I saw it earlier, I don't know him but I know of him...
Feb 21 2012 8:55PM
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Merlin.
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No dont know him! but thanks, i just wish the video could have came out better. PS this was my first video i have ever meade edited or anything
Feb 21 2012 8:58PM
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[J_Gasper]
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For me, it actually looks better in the editor then on vimeo. But i keep my videos resolution still at 100% when working in FCP.
Feb 21 2012 9:07PM
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ripper_shredder
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try to hit enter once and a while to render out the video clips
Feb 21 2012 9:37PM
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gfunk53
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looking at that youtube clip it seems that is in SD(standard Def 640x480) you might want to check your project settings in Premier make sure you are matching your recorded footage settings like 1080x1920 at 30fps or however you have them set on the camera and be sure to have you project settings the same.  I use FCP and this has always been a pain.  I hope this helps.

Feb 21 2012 10:15PM
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Merlin.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_apFqsk-yMU&feature=plcp&context=C3d71d9aUDOEgsToPDskLDVjEMSKtKofUs55RtCdcX i threw this together real quick and its looking alot better than the first edit thanks for your help everyone! +K
Feb 21 2012 10:26PM
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eheath
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You're still doing something wrong because there is a black box around your image.
Feb 21 2012 10:28PM
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Merlin.
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yeah i cant quite figure that out :/
Feb 21 2012 10:40PM
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eheath
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i think its your project settings.
Feb 21 2012 10:46PM
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Merlin.
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yeah ive been playing with it all night but still cant get it.
Feb 21 2012 10:52PM
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juicedrummer11
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your project settings should match the settings you filmed in before you drop your footage in. idk if premiere prompts you like final cut does when you drop your first clip in but if not you should start out with whatever you shot the footage in
Feb 21 2012 11:36PM
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gfunk53
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see if this helps you out at all. 
http://vimeo.com/11369451

again sorry I can't be more help I'm a FCP guy.





Feb 22 2012 2:17PM
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dispatchQ_main
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cs5 is designed to use dslr's nativley without converting to DNxHD or pro res. If you have an older version, than you probably need to transcode. As said before go into sequence and match up the settings for your footage. If the preview looks bad, go to either preview window and right click on the image, scroll to paused or playback resolution than change it to full if you want to see your actual image. Unless your running a power house, i advise to keep the playback at 1/4 or it will be choppy. I keep the paused resolution full as it helps when grading etc. Tell me if this works, if not i'll try to help some more!
Feb 22 2012 4:08PM
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