Apple MA434Z/A User Manual - Page 117

3 Choose the firstFrame value that corresponds to this frame number in the following chart: First Frame With Field Blending 1 2 3 4 5 firstFrame Setting BC BB AA DD CD 4 Click the Timing tab in the Parameters1 tab, and set the firstFrame parameter according to the table in step 3. Note: If the first several frames in a shot are a solid color and you are unable to determine the first mixed frame, jump forward to a time range of frames that displays the blending, and start guessing what firstFrame is until the fields disappear. Reintroducing 3:2 Pulldown After Transforming Media Removing pulldown from an image prior to transforming it within a Shake script is simple. If you need to reintroduce it after the transformation, however, this must be performed in a second step with another script. After removing the original 3:2 pulldown and performing all necessary transformations and other effects in the initial script, render out the result as a 24 fps media file. Afterwards, read the resulting media file into a second script using a FileIn node, adding 3:2 pulldown back to the shot by clicking the 24 to 30 option in the pulldown parameter of the FileIn Timing tab. You can also simply process the output via a command-line render, using the following commands: • -pulldown [offset] • -pullup [offset] For more information on processing media from the command line, see Chapter 3, "Adding Media, Retiming, and Remastering," on page 107. Retiming You can also squeeze, stretch, or nonlinearly retime your clip when you activate reTiming in SFileIn parameters. The reTiming Parameter can be set to Speed or Remap. Chapter 3 Adding Media, Retiming, and Remastering 117