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Re: rgb to yuv and back
by moody glasgow on Oct 1, 2008 at 6:29:50 pm

If you plan on keying your HDV footage, then yes you should try it. It is a good technique to soften the blockiness of DV footage. I've found that if you try to key DV footage without addressing the blockiness, you tend to get steppy edges in your key.


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