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Flickering of stills is not normal.
Still photographs do not need deinterlacing, they are progressive by the still camera that made them.
Now, if you took screen captures, that is a different story.
Please attach a screen shot of your edit space, and if possible a short clip (10 seconds or so) of your problem.
No need to ZIP or RAR, the forum can handle the files directly.
Some information about the source of your stills and the size of the original photos.
I have made several slide shows using my own photos shot with a 35 mm camera. I do not see any sign of flickering.
Hi,
Carl - Thanks for the reply.
I took a screen shot of one of the sections where photos are flickering, like the one in the preview window does. Notice those photos have Magic Motion on them - Once photos are moving in a video, they need de-interlacing, don't they?-- But I don't see an option to selectively de-interlace single elements--.
These were taken with a little Canon Power Shot A590. The photos are 1600x1200, 773 KBs.
I would post a short video clip also, -but we can't produce portions of projects can we? I could do a video screen shot, but that wouldn't be the same.
And, to be sure you understand - the flickering can't be seen on my computer monitors. It was a total surprise to me when I saw the flickering only on the TV screen while playing a DVD copy.
EDIT: I wanted to add that photographs which were produced as PD slide shows had no flicker. Just the ones sitting independently in tracks, with motion automation added to them.
rbowser
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