In the world of film and television production, precision and attention to detail are of utmost importance. Every frame, scene, and shot must meet the highest standards of quality. However, despite the use of advanced equipment and meticulous planning, technical issues may arise. One such issue is the presence of Pixel Errors in your footage. In this article, the fourth and final part of our QC series, we will guide you on how to use Silverstack to identify such defective pixels. So let’s have a look at why Pixel Errors affect the viewer experience.
Pixel Errors: A Customer’s Eye View
Pixel errors, visible in dark scenes or on a character’s face, can distract customers. In the final scene of Red Bull Media’s documentary1 on kayaker Nouria Newman, a persistent white pixel from the main camera appears (1:20:00 to 1:22:00), impacting the viewer’s experience despite Nourias outstanding performance.
Pixel Errors: A Customer’s Eye View
Pixel errors, visible in dark scenes or on a character’s face, can distract customers. In the final scene of Red Bull Media’s documentary1 on kayaker Nouria Newman, a persistent white pixel from the main camera appears (1:20:00 to 1:22:00), impacting the viewer’s experience despite Nourias outstanding performance.
- 5/2/2024
- by Gregor Baumert
- Pomfort
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