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Rendering Size Question
First off, I’m sure this has been discussed ad nauseum on these forums and I apologize as I wasn’t even sure what to search for. I have an animation I’m finishing and the largest size it will be presented will be a 42″ plasma. I’m running short on time to get it rendered and was wondering what the smallest size is I can render this animation and still look good on a 42″ plasma? In the past I’ve rendered at 1920 x 1080 but I’d like to get away with a smaller size if possible. Thanks in advance!
3D is my life. Cinema 4D is my blood.
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Hi Troyan –
I usually use the NTSC D1 Widescreen Sqare Pixel preset. It’s under the Film/Video section in the presets in the render settings Output tab. Should be 864 x 486.
Of course Adobe has decided that that aspect is now different. Something like 872 x 486.
In Cinema use the preset…it should make it big enough to look good, but small enough to be manageable.
Hope that helps.
Tim
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Thanks a ton, Tim! I really appreciate it!
T
3D is my life. Cinema 4D is my blood.
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