Highest quality render without using dynamic link?

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3 total messages Started by Dave_Abbott Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:36

#105

Author: Dave_Abbott
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 09:36

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I am trying to import a world map animation from After Effects 6 into Premiere Pro 2. In order to have the best looking map possible, I'm trying to avoid using any compression. Regardless of the render settings I use in After Effects (lossless/best quality/no compression/AVI/Quicktime), when I import the file into Premiere, there is a clear degredation of picture quality, particularly in any text.

I do not have the Production Studio, so unfortunately I cannot use the Dynamic Link function.

If file size is not an issue, is it possible to get a crystal clear animation from After Effects into Premiere without having Dynamic Link? Shouldn't lossless rendering without using compression result in the rendered animation being as high quality as the original?

Thanks
Dave

Re: Highest quality render without using dynamic link?

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Author: Eddie_Lotter
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 14:19

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Be sure the frame size of your animation matches the frame size of your PPro project. Scaling will degrade the quality of the animation.

Cheers
Eddie
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Re: Highest quality render without using dynamic link?

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Author: Dave_Abbott
Date: Wed, 17 Jan 2007 21:59

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Thank you for your help. Much to my embarassment, the preview window was greater than 100%. It's amazing how much better those animations look now.

- Dave
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