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What Does 3×3 and 5×5+1.5 Mean? When To use
Have Pro Animator 4 on XP.
In reading thru the manuals over the last year it seems I have missed what the Anti-Aliasing settings mean somehow. On the camera panel there is a 3×3 Tab in the Render Area for example.
What do these Mean to a practical User?
What is the Difference between 2×2 and 4×4 and 5×5+.06?
When should I choose one over another…for what reason.
Can anyone help or point me to a discourse?
Thanks
Suzzie
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1 Reply
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I don’t know the geeky technical details but the simple answer is that the higher the numbers (3×3, 5×5, etc.) the more anti-aliasing is applied during the render (and also longer render times).
The other numbers (+.06, +1.5, etc) indicate the amount of blur applied to the image (measured in pixels). It’s similar the Gaussian blur filter in PS or AE.
Hope this helps.
-E
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