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Article #181Re: oval circle - aftereffects and illustrator
From: Mylenium
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:16
Date: Fri, 03 Apr 2009 15:16
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The square pixel equivalent for HD is 1920x1080, so you should design your Illustrator artwork at that size. Of course re-interpreting the source also works, but be warned, that this may trigger 17 :: 16 (ratio denominator) errors, because the AI engine doesn't really understand anything else but square pixels and you will get unbalanced antialiasing, also. You can also of course scale everything in AE to un-squeeze it. If you use continuous rasterization, you lose no quality. Mylenium
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