Ok so as i said i had to de-interlace our 25fps 1080i footage to become 50fps 1080p footage. After some internet research i found a couple of methods and ran through them both, and in the end used the most easy to understand. the first had me use filters and effects within premier, which i was unsure about as i did not want the footage to be evaluated differently in different places within the plate.
the second method had me import the footage into a 25fps 1080i project, then out put through adobe encoder as a 50fps 1080p tiff sequence. This was not a hard process to go through but its done wonders for our footage. Below is a slightly zoomed region of first the interlaced plate, then the progresive plate.
Interlaced:
Progressive
the second method had me import the footage into a 25fps 1080i project, then out put through adobe encoder as a 50fps 1080p tiff sequence. This was not a hard process to go through but its done wonders for our footage. Below is a slightly zoomed region of first the interlaced plate, then the progresive plate.
Interlaced:
Progressive
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