Difference in quality

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Postby TaranT » Fri Mar 07, 2003 4:11 am

Another possibility would be to leave the image quality as is and somehow segragate the two types of images. For example, if the movie footage could be used only for dream/flashback scenes, then a surrounding "fog" or color shift or soft blur could be used, and the difference in picture quality would seem to be intentional or else would not be noticed.

A workable technique depends on your concept and would need some creative thought.

BTW, if you're mixing full-screen and wide-screen images, you might think about feathering the edges of the wide-screen clips. Gives it a more polished look, IMO - unless your screen composition uses hard edges by design.
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Postby TaranT » Fri Mar 07, 2003 4:21 am

Better fix it before jbone gets here... :roll:
"segragate" --> "segregate"
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