I haven't used Adobe Premier, but I'll weigh in anyway since you haven't got any response yet. This sounds like a problem with the application resizing the image. Look for options for "anti-aliasing" or "resampling" or some variation on these terms. Hopefully this can get you going until someone who actually knows what they're talking about can advise. Good Luck, Tim On Sat, 2009-09-05 at 22:35 +0800, Elson T. Elizaga wrote: > My photos is being used for an Adobe Premier presentation, but there is > a problem. If a photo shows lines, such as electric wires, they come out > jittery. More so if the lines are diagonal. When the photos are blurred, > the jittery effect decrease, but at the expense of reduction of > sharpness of the entire photo. > > All the photos are jpgs. I read a discussion about a similar problem but > the date is old: > > http://www.videoforums.co.uk/adobe-premiere-premiere-elements-after-effects/10791-adobe-premiere-6-5-jpeg-asf-help.html > > Anyone in the list has same experience? What is your solution? Would > converting the photos to bmp help? > > I'm not the person using the Adobe Premier, but someone else we have > asked to do the work. He has not found the solution, yet, and tomorrow > is Sunday. I hope to get help by Monday because the client is jittery > himself because of an approaching deadline. > > Elson >
