the anti-flicker (flicker reduction) filter does not reach ds desired result? Can be loose laid on

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Hello, I have some articles found that treat the flicker and moving footage mine is plausible. Now, I have a slide project where I only display photos, so still images. Can someone explain neoneon why a still image yes 5 sec should always show the same pixel starts to flash me? Whether interlaced or not, still image is a still image or because neoneon the codec makes these unwanted pixels neoneon movements. As I said at camera moves me is the clear, but in photos, hmmm. In addition to the technical background and possible remedies in Premiere CS3 I would be interested. Thank you! Wolfgang
So after understandably no more desire has to address this issue I answer myself and I give my info on that I have made many tests. If I ask to write nonsense Corr The flicker does not arise that shift the pixels, but arises on display devices which indicate Interleaced. This one line of pixels is displayed only in very low frequency. Thus, if a line is exactly in a line of pixels, then flickers das. If the line is thick enough they appear alternately and thus adjacent double frequency display on two rows of pixels. After my DVD is displayed on televisions that are prone to such flickering, there is only the chance to make the thin lines thicker. Say, the flickering must be blurred. Of course, neoneon only minimal neoneon and at best only point the flicker. I have used the fast blur in Premiere and there only activates the vertical blur, so no horizontal blur. There, I've tried a value of 1, 2 and 3. In one hardly reduction at 2 only slight flicker and the flicker 3 is as good as gone. As a test photo I used a house roof (tile edges). However, somewhat more expensive but the best result of the sharpness and flicker I scored neoneon as I once again have put the same picture over it on the Flimm saver image. The picture above, I then set to 50% coverage and pushed by 1 pixel up. Fibrillation completely gone. It would be nice of course now when I put the cover image with outward extending transparency only over the area that is affected by the flicker. But I do not know how to give a running transparency neoneon in Premiere an image. Thus I have to treat the whole picture. If you have to edit 100 images, then the recommended "fast blur vertically" when you have time to improve the agony minimal neoneon (only visible in the magnification), it is recommended the same image shifted by 1 pixel and 50% coverage to lay over it. So far so good ..... right? Wolfgang Edit: put image over it is in agony but equal and no better than faster Blur Level 2 (vertical only) How do I get a line extending transparency? Can someone help me there?
the anti-flicker (flicker reduction) filter does not reach ds desired result? Can be loose laid on a whole sequence and is knotless in effect, very fine and applied to graduate this lightning fast.
Hi, just to reassure you, I'm's for years as well ... is not due to premiere neoneon is with all the programs the same. Your problem analysis applies to completely, the whole thing is an interlace problem. neoneon Would you progressive work, you would have no problem, but only half the vertical resolution ... in PAL, in HD it would go like this. (Interlace to German neoneon = interlaced!) Go also mostly about the Blur, alternatively you could try in Photoshop the image quality upload, then PAL size down-scaling, and then load it into your Premiere project. The effect is indeed only when rows ie less than two pixels neoneon are too thin wide. So you can be lucky and the scaling neoneon of Photoshop has summarized the finely resolved lines, but can also be not going there ... Otherwise, you can also assume the LCD monitors or projectors reproduce the material non-interlaced, of course, the also suppress effect, however, each of the then "normal" PAL monitors / TVs has, again Flimm saver image ... Is just prior PAL technology. Good luck with the "Bluren" C.
the anti-flicker (flicker reduction) filter does not reach ds desired result? Can be loose laid on a whole sequence neoneon and is knotless in effect, very fine and applied to graduate this lightning fast. Jörg, you mean the filter is standard neoneon on each clip in it under Effects / Motion? Unfortunately, there can not be limited to the blur vertically. It seems to me that the Blur have only vertical blur a slightly sharper image before. neoneon I'm a bit disappointed by the options, because as a flicker effect kö