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antialiasing the jaggies
by Matthew Beall on May 1, 2008 at 6:07:46 pm

I have a scene of a large kitchen where the camera pans across it.. There are lots of nearly-horizontal lines that are fairly contrasty.. The scene was shot on film and transferred to video with telecine.. There is horrible aliasing on the lines.. I can remove the telecine and look at it 24p on my monitor and it looks OK.. But once we put it in the timeline and render it for DVD, it looks horrible..

Any way to smooth the jaggies, yet keep the overall scene sharp?

-Matthew


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