ALright, so after a lot of testing, I finally think I figured it out.
This is probably obvious, but I'll state it anyway:
So the trick is, even if the XSI project is at NTSC D1 at 0.9 pixel ratio, the AE comp should be square pixels even if the rest of the project was built at D1 0.9 pixels aspect.
Thanks Byron (it took me a while to figure out if the settings in XSI affected the camera or not but it seems they do not).
On 6/15/07, Byron Nash <byronnash(at)gmail.com> wrote:
Make sure you are using square pixels.
On 6/15/07, Pingo <pingo(at)pingofilm.dk> wrote:
Hey Ajit. What do you mean by slipping?
On 15/06/2007, at 3.25, Ajit Menon wrote:
> Has anyone used the XSI to After Effects script recently?
> I remember it working perfectly well as long as you used an fps of
> 30 and retained the camera interest (which I had a bad habit of
> deleting for some godforsaken reason).
> All you had to do was switch the AE camera's fov to match that in
> the XSI cam and adjust it for vertical/ horizontal.
>
> However, now my nulls seem to be slipping? Anything super-obvious I
> might be missing?
>
> thanks!!!
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