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Why is premiere adding noise/grain to rendered video?

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June 11, 2022
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Here is a side-by-side of my clean footage in the preview, export settings, and what the renderer is doing to the footage. It compresses it and adds odd noise/grain, and I don't know how to fix this. It looks fine in the preview, but it renders all grainy.

Correct answer vicky_3238

Creating new project and adding all the objects there solved the issue for me

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vicky_3238Correct answer

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Creating new project and adding all the objects there solved the issue for me

Ishan Y

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Thanks for letting us know!

Jeff Bugbee

Community Expert

Grain like that looks like an effect, not an export anomaly. Are you certain there are no effects on it? Not LUTS or anything with any sort of grain effect?

Ann Bens

Community Expert

What is not showing in the screenshot are the source settings........

Bitrate is extremely high, most likely too high.

R Neil Haugen

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6,000x4,000 ... wow, I'm not used to seeing such massive framesizes for exports. Out of curiousity, what are you doing with them?

What's the original camera frame-size?

And just doing a quick bit of mental math, target of 219Mpbs ... might be way low for that frame-size. As really, 100 to 130 is pretty minimal for UHD, and this is a TON more pixels per frame than UHD.

Neil

Everyone's mileage always varies ...

MyerPj

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Try some different formats. Perhaps give ProRes a shot and see how that looks.

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