I recently directed a short film and I've been editing in Premiere CS 6. I've been exporting my rough cuts along the way to send my dp/coproducer and the guy who is doing the music for me, and each time no matter what format I export to, I get some pixelation the opening scene in the background on a tile wall and on a bathtub. When I watch it in Premiere it's not there. It's only on three or four shots, it looks great other than those few shots. Does anyone know what is causing this or how to fix it?
Pixelation when exporting from Premiere.
- Thread starter warriorpoet
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What are your settings like? I've found that unless I set the quality to the highest when exporting to MPEG I'd get stuttering and a few other unpleasant artifacts in some videos.
Typically you want to do a low res export anyway for those purposes. It's hard to send a file over 2 GB on the internet so we usually use 480P renders the audio guy and for approvals of editing changes, etc...
I checked off match sequence setting and render in highest quality, and I still got the pixels. What would you guys recommend for a full quality export?
I render masters as quicktime animation codex. Then use something like handbrake to create "watchable" videos with h264 encode.
For smaller faster projects I might use quicktime photo jpeg renders..
For smaller faster projects I might use quicktime photo jpeg renders..