For those of you working with Avid NLE's, the new X5 camera is producing some pronounced aliasing. This seems to be more to do with Avid's poor downscaling algorithms than the X5, but we've found a workaround which cleans up the picture no end - apply a gaussian blur with a value of 0.5 (we have the Boris Continuum Complete plugins). The picture still retains good detail in a 1080p project, but the horrible wittering disappears. Those of you on Premier and FCP may not have any of these issues.
May be drop Avid?
Among video players you can look for MadVR as it has good and high quality implementation of upscaling and downscale argos. By idea some video editors also must be able to work with tunable DirectX filters.
Have you posted on Avid Forum? Sounds like a bug. What source file you using? (not that I use Avid- but NLE's need to do this all the time).
If you are doing lots of digital zooming maybe use proper VFX then render all footage as 1080? BMD Fusion is free?
@mrbill Have you tried using DJI's ProRes transcoding tool? It may help you maintain the quality of your source files while overcoming that Avid bug, if the transcoding times are not too intrusive. I believe there's a setting for both Log and standard color profiles.
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