Richtiger Export in Adobe Premiere Pro CC

Hallo,
mein Name ist Patrick. Ich bin im Bereich Videobearbeitung relativ neu und kenne mich auch nicht wirklich gut aus.
Ich habe mir zum ausprobieren Adobe Premiere Pro CC abonniert und nun Probleme mit dem Export. Kann mir jemand hilfreiche Tipps für den richtigen Export geben.
Mein Film wurde aufgenommen mit einer Panasonic GH2:
- Auflösung: 1920x1080
- 25 Einzelbilder/Sek.
- MP4
Nun habe ich den Film in Premiere stabilisiert, geschärft und die Farben etwas bearbeitet.
Aber leider ist das Exportergebnis etwas unscharf.
Ich würde den Film gerne exportieren um später weiter zu bearbeiten.
Ich freue mich auf eure Antworten.
Mfg
Patrick

Und wie wird es exportiert? Außerdem ist es generell keine gute Idee, stark komprimierte Formate, wie es nun mal MPEG 4 ist, novh zu schärfen, weil dadurch auch die schon vorhandenen Artefakte verstärkt werden. zumindest sollte man nicht so "dumme" Filter wie Unscharf Maskieren dafür verwenden... Aber egal, deien Info ist einfach zu vage und unvollständig, um da wirklich was dazu sagen zu können. Außerdem wären natürlich Screenshots oder so hilfreich...
Mylenium

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