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Rendered animation turns out blurry and bad quality
Hi guys, I am having trouble rendering vectors I have imported from Illustrator to After Effects. I have imported the vector art work from an illustrator file onto the after effects file, but when I place them on the after effects file they turn out really pixelated? I thought it was because I did not check the ‘continuously render’ icon but it did not make any difference.
When I rendered the whole animation, I still had the same problem where the vectors I had imported look really pixelated, blurry and the whole animation itself is of really poor quality. Here is the link to the animation on YouTube, if you skip through till about 20-30 seconds the main part is shown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a2xjM0nrXjY
I would really appreciate any help or tips in making the animation crisp and easy to see what is happening.
Thanks!
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3 Replies
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That youtube video has a 360p resolution, I can’t say for sure there is any problem regarding blurriness there.
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the resolution looks the same after rendering from after effects, will the fact that I imported the file from illustrator affect this?
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ah okay will see if i may have imported the wrong file, thank you!
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