How to get real better quality using Instant 4k effect?

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January 2, 2015
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Hi Happy New Year to you all

I tried to use Red Giants' Instant 4K to upscale some footage in Adobe Premiere CC and AE CC, but I really don't see much difference between up-scaling an SD footage with it or to upscale it with the Premiere or AE motion. Even by up-scaling HD footage to 4k, I don't get a higher quality. What should I do when using Instant 4k to get a real better quality?

Thanks, Jim.

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Todd_Kopriva

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That plug-in isn't really necessary any longer. After Effects and Premiere Pro have improved their upscaling features in the past few years such that an additional third-party plug-in isn't necessary to get good results in this area.

For especially good results, try the Detail-Preserving Upscale effect in After Effects---though for many cases the faster method of just using bicubic sampling for the layer's Scale property is adequate.

Szalam

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And, no matter what technique you're using, if you're trying to go from SD to 4K, it's never going to look great.

JimsaAutor

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And from SD to HD?

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bogiesan

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You want to ask Red Giant. Try posting on their forum. You will find more Red Giant users using After Effects there than you will find After Effect s users with Red Giant stuff here.

You'll need to be quite specific about why you don't like the results of any of your choices or post screen shots.

JimsaAutor

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thanks for your answer. Problem is that I do not see any real quality difference with using or without using that effect.

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