Render is all wonky!!!

[Ben Oliver]

found my culprit…..when set to half resolution, it doesn’t show up…..but at full, it’s there… IDEAS?

[Darby Edelen]

[Ben Oliver] “found my culprit…..when set to half resolution, it doesn’t show up…..but at full, it’s there… IDEAS?”

Effects that use pixels will always give different results when you’re using fewer pixels to render those effects 🙂

Usually the difference is slight but in this case it appears to be a problem for you. My recommendation would be to preview your problematic areas at full resolution. You can put a region of interest over the problem spots in the frame to limit additional rendering overhead. Then once you can see the problem: fix it.

Darby Edelen

[John Cuevas]

I’m looking at those two stills and don’t see what you are seeing that is terrible?

Johnny Cuevas, Editor
Thinkck.com

“I have not failed 700 times. I have succeeded in proving that those 700 ways will not work. When I have eliminated the ways that will not work, I will find the way that will work.”
—THOMAS EDISON on inventing the light bulb.

[Ben Oliver]

In the top still, the actor in the top right of the frame, in the blue shirt, his key, which I did with the rotobrush tool, got dark for no reason. The culprit was that I used the default “auto” setting in AE which had me rotobrushing at a lower resolution. WHen I would go to output, it would start to flash around, the colors would drop out, and it would look really bad.

But I fixed it!

Thanks for everyone’s help!