Pixelation from Illustrator to After Effects

[Juan Torres]

Thanks for the link, I went ahead and read the suggestion and it does not seem to make any difference at all. Any other ideas? I highlighted all of my layers and clicked on continually rasterize and zoomed in a lil and no difference was apparent.

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[David Bogie]

Do you have effects applied to the vector layers? Some effects will cause them to rasterize before you think they should. Also, be sure your canvas and layers are all set to highest quality.

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[Juan Torres]

Where do I change the quality of each layer? I have not applied any effects to my layers, I am just getting started, I wish to solve the pixelization first, I will probably post the finished product here next week but like I said I want to get these minor issues out of the way.

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[Juan Torres]

I am just confused at the whole vector issue, shouldn’t my lines be sharp? I will have some of my layers flying in on the z axis which will create pixelization for a brief period. Before I start animating everything I wanted to see if my layers could retain their vectorized look regardless of zoom depth.Maybe im thinking something way too complicated.

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[Philippe Lessard]

Look like you maybe work on 0.9(720×480) aspect ratio comp with square pix image!try with 720×540 comp.Your screen capture tell me that you are 400% zoomed in maybe is just that?Otherwise continously rasterize should do the trick.

Philippe Lessard
Post-production Tech
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[Philippe Lessard]

Oupps! same answer.First put your comp viewer to 100% then turn your graphic in 3d with the 3d switch, create a new camera, then select the camera, then hit c 2 time then dolly in and you should see if your graphic still clean.

[Juan Torres]

The first image below is in response to your double post in which I get the pixelated version on the z axis adjustment, the second is with the camera method, it also created a pixelated image of the layer, I did as you said, adjusted the layer into 3d then created a camera, selected the camera and hit c and c, then tried zooming and changing the position of the camera in which both created a pixelated view.

https://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d125/Kasterone/ex1.jpg

https://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d125/Kasterone/ex2.jpg

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[Juan Torres]

I got it, thanks for the camera advice and the continual raster. Awesome help guys.

There is, the T nice and sharp. Ty times a million.

https://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d125/Kasterone/done-1.jpg

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[Andrew Timmons]

Hi,
I’m using Photoshop Elements and I was wondering if there was anything i can do about pixelation. The photo I have was way too small and when I enlarged it, it became very pixelated. I’ve had programs in the past that would auto enhance for you and they came out quite nice. I tried auto enhance in here and it barely did anything.