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Saving RAM preview instead of render out?
Just a quick one – I wondered, provided I’m rendering progressive and not fielded, if I save my RAM preview file to disk rather than preview it then then add to render queue to re-render it, etc. Do I come out with the same file?
What I mean is – it *looks* the same I think..is anything not rendered in the RAM preview (apart from fields of course) that would be added if I rendered it out traditionally? Justs seems alot quicker if you’ve already spent 5 minutes waiting for the RAM prev, to not have to wait again to properly render it out..
Never tried it before today, but like I say, the files seem to look the same and are same size.
Any thoughts ppl?
Thanks, Jim. -
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Technically there is no difference if you render at full res. The only thing to be aware of that would make a difference is things like OpenGL and in some cases guide layers.
Mylenium
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Yeah, usually do my final preview at full res/best qual with mo blur on, so should be ok to use as final renders then? Great..time saved!!
Don’t really use Open GL to preview much at mo, but if I do I’ll be sure to do some texts to check again the RAM prevs.
Thanks Mylenium.
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Great stuff, thanks Dave. Like I said, I’d never really thought of not using the render queue..I’ve just always used it and assumed it is the way you are *SUPPOSSED* to render out final work. I guess it’s only really beneficial if you are setting a bunch of renders off at once and leaving them to run, or for multi-format renders.
Have I got that right?
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Ahh..didn’t see that. Thanks. I’ve replied in that thread.
Jim.
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