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  1. NeilFX

    editing Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Warp Stabilizer

    I might probably stick to Avid DNxHD if I have a terabyte's worth of space. In the meantime I would be using the defaults. But I do get your point on this one. Would I still be worried on the 'deterioration' when submitting to a Film Festival?. Oh. Thanks for the heads up! Of course I can...
  2. NeilFX

    editing Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Warp Stabilizer

    What should I use? By default my camera captures 720p at H.264 .mov files I tried the Avid DNxHD codec but it converted my 60mb file to 520 mb. Actually, my plan was to export the clip and use it as is. By using this plan, I wouldn't use the original file for my sequence. But when I'll be...
  3. NeilFX

    editing Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Warp Stabilizer

    Exporting an already compressed file to it's uncompressed counterpart is something I may not want to do. I've seen some posts discussing NOT to export to an uncompressed if it's already compressed in the first place. Also, I tried the Avid DNxHD but it compresses to a much larger file. Something...
  4. NeilFX

    editing Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and Warp Stabilizer

    Hi folks! I'm in the midst of having a problem right now and the problem being, is it wise to add a 'Warp Stabilizer' effect to a CLIP then exporting it and importing it back in to be used for post? Would there be a loss of quality? I'm doing this to circumvent the issues. Specifically, the...
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