Brian Charles
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In addition to using additive blending modes you can use duplicates of the layer to increase pixel density.
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Photoshop CS4 will read the picts, (I still keep old versions around).
You can set up an action and bath process in PS.
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Scott, it seems you’ll need to batch convert the PICTs in Photoshop.
https://forums.macworld.com/index.php?/topic/121419-preview-cant-open-pict-files/
“The PICT type was formally deprecated with the release of 10.4, nearly 5 years ago. As of 10.6, applications have to go out of their way to receive PICT data on the clipboard, because the system notices it and provides a translation to another format that’s given a higher priority as far as the receiving app is concerned.”
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Could you post a screen shot of the both distorted and not distorted.
Difficult to diagnose from your description.
Effects, lights anything else that might be causing the distortion?
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[Johnny Smith] “the rendered file’s Alpha channel is solid white.”
So its not rendering the alpha. Just checking – are the render settings RGBA or RGB?
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Have you tried resetting AE Prefs?
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Is this while you’re working or when you render?
If it’s while you’re working check your Fast Preview Preferences, you may be seeing Adaptive Resolution or openGL artifacting.
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Wait a second… that’s not After Effects – Sony Vegas isn’t it?
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What sort of temporal interpolation are you using?
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Can’t be done. CS3 and 4 are 32 bit and have 32 bit plug ins, CS5 is 64 bit and requires 64 bit versions of the plug ins.