Thanks for any info anyone might have on this.
I have a show open motion graphic sequence for a long running video series that has previously been produced in standard def NTSC and is now going HD.
It's a straight to Bluray/DVD instructional show.
The show is being shot in 1080/24p and the authoring house is insisting we deliver the final show 1080/24p (23.976 of course).
Unfortunately part of this open contains video clips floating right to left across the screen along with other graphic elements perfectly perpendicular to the screen and the motionit's is
strobing like crazy in 24p. This is not some kind of field type artifact, but just the problem of horizontal motion in 24p.
I have tried turning on motion blur and that helps some but due to the speed of the movement the video clips and graphic elements become very
blurry. I have tried adjusting the 3D camera shutter angle and of course can reduce the blur but that then increases the choppy motion problems.
I have told the producer I would be happy to make them a new open that avoided this problem but they are insistent they want to keep this one.
Does anyone have any workarounds on this?
How would this be done for graphics used in a feature film that would need to be 24p?
Note: I am rendering this out for use in Avid Media Composer 6.
Thanks!