I have the same thing in preview but not in a rendered version I don't
think. I am doing a video now so will render and
see. Doug
On 11/15/2011 07:03 PM, Ichthyostega wrote:
Am 15.11.2011 18:12, schrieb Francisco López:
I have a problem when I zoom in or out still ima
Am 15.11.2011 18:12, schrieb Francisco López:
> I have a problem when I zoom in or out still images in Cienelerra. I get an
> ugly shaking effect that I don't know how to avoid.
Hi all,
just wanted to confirm that I've encountered that problem as well, some months
ago. It seems to be some kind of
The only one solution that I've found to this issue is to resize the
images until 2000px (width), so the value used in Camera Z is lower and
the problem is imperceptible.
Hope this helps someone.
Thanks all of you.
El 15/11/11 19:54, Francisco López escribió:
I've downloaded some photos from
I've downloaded some photos from internet and the issue is seems to
dissapears (or it's too low to see it).
I don't know what difference can be between my photos and the ones of
internet... just the resolution (200 vs 72)
El 15/11/11 19:24, Francisco López escribió:
The rendered video is not
The rendered video is not interlaced and I'm displaying it on my own PC
(Ubuntu 11.04). I don't know if a PC it's a interlaced device or not (I
think not).
I'll test to interlace the rendered video and I'll post the results.
Thanks.
El 15/11/11 19:03, Sean M. Pappalardo escribió:
On 11/15/
On 11/15/2011 06:37 PM, Francisco López wrote:
I use camera's Z value and my pictures are about 1056x792 for 720x576
frame size. The shaky effect appears on rendered video.
Is the rendered video interlaced and you're displaying it on a
non-interlaced device or vice-versa? Also, if displaying
I already use YUV4MPEG and pipe to ffmpeg to convert to DVD format.
Anyway, I tested to render without pipe and the problem doesn't dissapear.
Can I attach a video example in this maling list?
El 15/11/11 18:47, Michal Fapso escribió:
Maybe the problem is in your rendering settings. Try to ren
Maybe the problem is in your rendering settings. Try to render to
"YUV4MPEG stream" and pipe the output to ffmpeg where you can encode
it with any codec. Rendering directly to quicktime + MPEG4 caused
artifacts in my case. Your pictures' resolution seems to be ok.
On 15 November 2011 18:37, Franci
Hi Michal. Thanks for your quick reponse and for the OpenGL trick.
I use camera's Z value and my pictures are about 1056x792 for 720x576
frame size. The shaky effect appears on rendered video.
Can the images' resolution be the problem? I think most of my pictures
are 72x72ppp.
El 15/11/11 1
Hi Francisco,
I use still image zooming in Cinelerra without such problem. How
exactly do you zoom? You can apply zoom effect or set Z for projector
or camera.
I zoom by changing camera's Z value. My pictures are 5184x3456 for
1920x1080 frame size or 640x360 for 640x360 frame size. You should
nev
Hi all.
I have a problem when I zoom in or out still images in Cienelerra. I get
an ugly shaking effect that I don't know how to avoid.
I think that this happens only when the image size is greater than the
frame size.
Any ideas?
Thanks and I'm sorry for my english.
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