How to get Sharp Graphics in Adobe premiere

[Vince Becquiot]

First use a font that is recommended for graphics, not all are.

I like: Trebuchet, Fruitiger, Tahoma, Benguiat or Palatino.

Also avoid fonts / lines that are on the thin side.

If you use Photoshop, set the font setting to “sharp”.

Do not resize graphics made inside another application in Premiere. Create them at the right frame size in the original application.

Finally don’t mix pixel aspect ratios, if you are working in square pixels, make sure it is interpreted that way in Premiere.

What are your render settings?

Vince Becquiot

Kaptis Studios
San Francisco – Bay Area

[Sean Aquilina]

I’m having the same problem!

The text inserted from the premiere it self becomes pixelated,
and even credits, don’t come up smooth, they are sort of jitter.

When a footage position is movie,
from Position 360.0 – 288.0
to example 360.0 – 289.0

exactly after rendering the sharpness is lost.

I tried
the field options but nothing change

even the render optimize for (performance or memory)
but nothing solved the problem.

(I don’t know wheter you understand me by the following,

but when I render, the total image, get sort of another faded layer beneath it to its left – this makes the footage seems blurry)