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Re: 'frame blending' by default in pro
by Aanarav Sareen on May 15, 2005 at 1:05:51 am

I am not sure as to what you are asking.

You say:
[nils palmen] "when i looked at the non-rendered file at speed-up, it looked like very sharp - photo like images."
and
[nils palmen] "after the rendering it seemed like premire had add a sort of motion blur"

As far as I know, Premiere Pro doesn't change the output settings or adds a motion blur by default.


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