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title resolution-sharpness
I am using PP1.5, and have found that titles are habitually soft when rendered and transcoded. I use Encore 1.5 to master to DVD.
Are there any tips for increasing the sharpness and clarity or resolution of the titles please? -
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If you use soft drop shadows on your titles, and avoid whites higher than 235,135,235 and blacks lower than 16,16,16 – you hould get reasonably sharp titles.
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And make sure you don’t export to DV going to Encore. You’ll need uncompressed or mpeg2.
Vince
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Thanks very much! Much appreciated indeed!
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I made a typo. The whites are 235,235,235
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There is a resolution issue with v1.5 and Still titles.
If you create a still title, it will render at somewhat reduced resolution, looking jagged and fuzzy.My workaround was to switch the title type to Roll and keep it shorter than a page so it remains still. Premiere Pro 1.5 will render it out at dramatically better resolution and clarity.
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Thanks very much, I had thought it might be a software problem, as I can’t seem to find any options or preferences that would control the set up of titles either.
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another way to get around this is to export a frame from each title as a bitmap file and import it back into the project…placing it above the same title in the timeline to make sure it matches with the original. this can be extremely time consuming if you have a lot of titles but they come out looking nice and clean upon export.
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Good tip, thanks. I have been looking at the situation much more closely though, and it certainly seems to be a problem with v1.5 in the native resolution it creates titles in, which can’t be changed obviously.
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