Hey guys,

My footage has a lot of moire when  I get into Premiere.
I have the most recent update and have had my bird for good while now.

I don't know why it's happening so severley.

When I watch the footage straight from the SD card everything looks beautiful.
But as soon as I put it into Premire, the footage gains A CRAP TON of moire.

Does anyone know how I can solve this?

Please!!

thanks,
Shakyamunui

Is that in the preview screen and before or after rendering or after export / publishing?

Is your original footage in 4K or 1080?

If it's just in the preview screen then I wouldn't worry about it.   It doesn't try very hard to make it look great.   

Export it and see how the final render looks.   Also check for preview quality controls.  Many NLEs let you dumb it down a bit to improve performance.

jimhare Posted at 2015-10-31 06:49
If it's just in the preview screen then I wouldn't worry about it.   It doesn't try very hard to mak ...

I agree Jim, exactly where I was going....

Paul

Thanks guys!

Saw everything go away after export.
Appreciate the response.

Shakyamuni Films

As a matter of fact, the latest version Premiere Pro CS6, CC has the ability to handle 4K files without much problem, but it is extremely hardware intensive owing to the codec issue and resolution. To make DJI Inspire 4K files editable in Premiere easily, users need to convert DJI Inspire 4K to MPEG-2 for Premiere Pro as primary delivery format. What I used is Brorsoft Video Converter. You can have a try. Good luck
http://multiply-video-formats-so ... -premiere-avid.html

Usual stuff in a preview screen, especially when shooting architecture.  Glad you solved it!