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blurry image
I’m getting blurry images.
My CAD software will write to a file. The image is very clear but when I compile it into a movie it becomes blurry
My cad software will write as
bmp
tiff
tgaand will write to size
640×400
720×540
800×600
1024×768
1152×900
1600×1280
2048×1366
2048×1536
4096×2736
4096×3072I zoom in and out in Cad to get the appropriate look before I write the file. That way I don’t have to scale to frame size
My question is;
What is the best format bmp? What is the best size?
How do I set up Premiere to make a clear avi?
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6 Replies
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The Premiere sequence setup should not matter much as far as your export is concerned, it only affects preview.
Just create a new “Desktop” sequence and set the dimensions according to your original footage, square pixels (I assume).
Where is that AVI file going? These day, AVI is only good for uncompressed export (sending it to someone else to include in an edit or archiving).
Tell us where you are send this file so that we can recommend a setting.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
Thank you for your reply
My movie is going to You tube. Download speed is the priority. Graphics quality is nice but I’m mostly concerned with speed.
I have a mini DV but some of the movie will be made up from stills generated from CAD
I need to learn the difference in premiere pro settings for this and also what type of export is most suitable.
However, I also plan to make a similar movie to this one but of TV quality. I don’t have a good camera yet so this movie is still one year away
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In that case, try exporting to H.264 at 3 Mb/s
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
Excuse my ignorance
What is H.264 at 3 Mb/s?
Is that an avi file?
Is that a configuration of premeire?
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H.264 is under (h.264). It is an Mpeg format (.mp4)
3 Mb/s (or 3000 kb/s refers to the bit rate.
That’s what you would use to upload to Youtube.
Vince Becquiot
Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area -
How do I create a new “Desktop” sequence and set the dimensions according to your original footage, square pixels (I assume).
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