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Artifacting on shadows on export

Community Beginner ,
Aug 10, 2021 Aug 10, 2021

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Hi all,

 

Just learning Premiere a bit and all going well, except I'm getting some pretty aggressive artifacting on a video when I'm exporting it. I've played with bitrate and general export settings, but nothing seems to fix this.

 

Has anyone got any ideas of what I can try here?

I've uploaded a short clip to illustrate the problem.

 

 

Many thanks in advance!

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Advisor , Aug 10, 2021 Aug 10, 2021

Looks like 'optical flow' artifacting.

Are you slowing down the shot you posted and is it set to use 'optical flow'?

 

Optical flow is great but it has limitations. It can have trouble with shadows as you can see under the cloth and on the persons shirt. You may (or may not) get a better result by changing the slo-mo speed to something a bit faster. You can also turn off optical flow and use 'frame blending' instead. Unfortunately this won't be nearly as smooth as optical flow.

 

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LEGEND ,
Aug 10, 2021 Aug 10, 2021

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Need some information.

 

What's the computer ... OS/CPU/GPU (especially the later) ... and which driver is in use by the GPU.

 

What's the media involved, produced by what ... and what effects have been applied to the clip.

 

What your export settings are.

 

Neil

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Looks like 'optical flow' artifacting.

Are you slowing down the shot you posted and is it set to use 'optical flow'?

 

Optical flow is great but it has limitations. It can have trouble with shadows as you can see under the cloth and on the persons shirt. You may (or may not) get a better result by changing the slo-mo speed to something a bit faster. You can also turn off optical flow and use 'frame blending' instead. Unfortunately this won't be nearly as smooth as optical flow.

 

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Aug 11, 2021 Aug 11, 2021

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You know your stuff, Steve!

 

Spot on, this solved instantly - thanks for the detailed response, really helpful in learning about these things. Would have taken me days to find that option!

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