Well, you can always try to deinterlace the footage. This usually works but It will look different than other parts of you video that aren’t deinterlaced. If you think that the difference takes away from the quality of your project, you can always deinterlace the whole video after you completed your edits to make the look consistent. Deinterlacing will involve extra render time especially if you decide to give this treatment to the whole video. The look is similar to the Canon GL1’s cineframe mode. Some people love to do this others advise against it. I have one guy that loves the look so much that I have do deinterlace everything I edit for him. It’s definitely worth it to at least see how you like.
Best Regards,
Corey
*note: You probably won’t notice the difference until you export the video and watch it full screen on your computer or television.
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