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Fuzzy Graphics!!!
Hi There –
I’m using some line art from a vector graphic in Illustrator. It is sharp, as I zoom in on the graphic in Illustrator.
I import the .ai file into premiere pro CS3, and the graphic is now pixellated and fuzzy, and I also see some ghosting when I burn to disk. The stroke weight in Illustrator is set to 1 pt. currently.
When I zoom in on the graphic in Premiere, it gets really fuzzy @ 200% and higher.
Is there anything I can do to make this graphic sharp when I burn to DVD?
Thank you very much!
Dane
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8 Replies
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Thank you very much! This looks like it is exactly what my issue is.
I’ll try those fixes and report back.
Hey, the 3rd link “adapting print graphics for video” gives me a failed connection. Any way around this?
Thanks again!
Dane
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Actually, I just checked again, and the web site, http://www.learndynamicmedia.com, is for sale.
Damn economy!
Does anyone have a copy of this article?
http://www.learndynamicmedia.com/tips-techniques/Graphicsforvideo.html
Thanks
Dane
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The third link is pointing to an archive of the original document. I just tested it and it is still working.
Cheers
Eddie -
Hi Eddie –
I just tried it again (10:25 a US central time) and the link isn’t working for me. Can you post the article here? I’d really like to see it.
this is where the link is pointing to:
I get “failed connection”
If I go to the site directly, https://www.learndynamicmedia.com/, it shows the domain name is for sale.
Thanks for your help.
Dane
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[Dane Watkins] “it shows the domain name is for sale.”
Hence the link to an archive of the original document. 😉
It’s a large document, I don’t think the Cow would appreciate me posting that much text into the forum.
Either use another computer or a public HTTP proxy. I don’t know what else to suggest.
Cheers
Eddie -
The link works for me…
(this one)—-Jeff
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[Jeff Brown] “The link works for me…”
Thanks for confirming.
The author of the article is actually a Cow member. Look him up. 😉
Cheers
Eddie
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