Losing quality when zooming in with a camera on a high-quality file

[Frank Sievert]

click on the “collapse transformations/Countinously rasterize” button
in your layer – and – whommm! 😉

[Tom Trager]

Thanks for your respond,
Well, I’ve tried doing that but I don’t have the “collapse transformations/Countinously rasterize” option avilable for this file’s layer (I think that this is because the file is a Photoshop file and not a vector-based file)
what can I do?

Thanks!

[Steve Roberts]

Did you try placing the PS file in a comp of its own size (big?) then dragging that into the main comp and scaling it … and clicking the ContRas button for that layer in that comp.

So you’re continuously rasterizing the nested comp, that is.

[Tom Trager]

It’s a good idea, but it still doesn’t work! I have no idea why.. your suggestion really seemed like a great solution but the picture still looks pixelated when I zoom in..
It’s really weird, because when I zoom in with my mouse inside the PS file’s composition the quality stays high, but when I do the same in the other comp where the PS file is nested – it appears pixelated..

any more ideas?
Thanks.

[Tom Trager]

turns up that something with the camera was not right, I had to check the “3D Layer Box” and that solved it!

Thank you for your help! (not in a cynical way 🙂 )