Thread: Adobe Ultra CS3 and Cineform

Paul - I tried changing the field order in the output settings to the three different settings. All got the same results. I don't think it's the output, though - I'm pretty sure it's the input. You can see the difference in the preview window before the clip is even output. The cineform clip is soft and the uncompressed clip is sharp. I tried compressing the clip with two other codecs - Blackmagic MJPEG and Microsoft Video...

Rick Im PHD user I also noticed a quality change in the last couple of versions. But in my case is even more soft when I tray to convert the final exported cineform avi file to another format using any other third party software. Before it use to be very sharp. Now even my primary convertion format software (TMPGENC) crash with the CF exported files. That is an issue that I already disscused in this forum.

Rick, what were your output setting sin Ultra? My guess is the answer lies there.