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Article #10Re: Quality of finished product
From: RGBaker
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 17:03
Date: Thu, 17 Aug 2006 17:03
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Export to the same format you shot -- the quality will be unchanged from the moment you recorded it to tape originally. The 'quality' is untouched except when you export, and at that moment the quality is a factor of the bit rate, codec, and frame size ... and of course the original camera. Premiere has next to no role in this, other than being the device that allows you to make the choices. But if you stick to your original format, nothing will be changed ... until you make the final MPEG2 or whatever export, and at that moment Premiere is a good tool, and your settings choice will define the limits of the 'quality'. GB
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