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Ghosting With-In Premiere On Export

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September 18, 2019
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So With-in premiere everything looks perfect. I'm dynamic linking to after effects in order to accomplish a certain transition with graphics and roto (there's no motion blur activated anywhere).

There is infact a file i'm using with-in the project which was 30fps which I re-interpretted the footage to 25fps; also polsterized the time to 25....

And i know my render setting are fine, just started H.264 (never had an issue)

Perfect solid white line In premiere:

Ghosting effect after export:

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Correct answer Ann Bens

Set everything (sequence settings and export settings) to No Fields/Progressive and try again.

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Set everything (sequence settings and export settings) to No Fields/Progressive and try again.

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I can't believe it was that simple, that worked - thank you Ann!!

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Your settings are set to lower field. Are you using interlaced material if so set it to upper. If not set it to No fields.

Cmoorcroft07Author

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No, How could i double check though. Also Just rendered out of after effects one of the panels/dynamic links and it was absolutely fine??

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Don't think its a good idea to interprete clip from 30 to 25.
I would make the everything the same as the source and export to 25.

Post screenshot export settings with left tab to output and with visible image.

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Hey, I've change the file which was 30fps to 25fps. As in re-rendered it to 25fps then re implemented it in. See the image you requested below

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Even with-in my render settings preview it shows

Though when i set it to HEVC (H.246) it doesn't show??