Hi Nat,
Phones tend to use some sort of low datarate MPEG format with
inter-frame encoding (Long GOP). I'd suggest you try a QuickTIme movie
with the MPEG4 codec. You'll want a keyframe every second or so and
probably a frame size of 640x480 or something. Just adjust the datarate
to give you the desired amount of mush. Have a look at the codec
settings of some of your existing clips in QuickTime to see what numbers
they use.
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On 06/02/2012 14:46, Nat Jencks wrote:
>
> Hey lists, I have a some footage which was shot on a canon elph stills
> camera and looks too clean for what we are going for. We want it to
> intercut better with various footage shot on cellphones. Short of
> shooting the footage off the screen with a cellphone, are there any
> plugins etc that might be good to try? We're currenty experimenting
> with exporting at various low quality quicktime settings and
> reimporting, but haven't found anything good (bad enough) yet. DV
> codecs and the like look plenty bad but they don't have so much of a
> cellphone compression look.
>
> Thanks!
> -Nat
>
>
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