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Does rendering with preview set to, “draft” speed up rendering?
I read whereby the settings in the preview window does not impact rendering.
Will rendering time be reduced if I set the preview setting to, “draft”?
Lenovo quad core i7 16gb of ram, Windows 8.1 MS 13 64 bit Thumbnail is view out of the Olde North Church window where the signal lanterns were hung, as in, \”1 if by land 2 if by sea\” looking across the Charles River to the Charlestown Naval Yard where rebels awaited the signal April 18th, 1775.
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I meant to say that settings in the preview window do not impact the quality of the video image that gets rendered.
However, will rendering time be reduced if I set the preview to, “draft”?
Lenovo quad core i7 16gb of ram, Windows 8.1 MS 13 64 bit Thumbnail is view out of the Olde North Church window where the signal lanterns were hung, as in, \”1 if by land 2 if by sea\” looking across the Charles River to the Charlestown Naval Yard where rebels awaited the signal April 18th, 1775.
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I just tried it out. I set the preview to, “draft”. Soon as you hit render, it changes the preview setting to, “best full”.
Lenovo quad core i7 16gb of ram, Windows 8.1 MS 13 64 bit Thumbnail is view out of the Olde North Church window where the signal lanterns were hung, as in, \”1 if by land 2 if by sea\” looking across the Charles River to the Charlestown Naval Yard where rebels awaited the signal April 18th, 1775.
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