Dimiter Ovtcharov
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Hey!
Yes, i am showing only a detail of the image. Otherwise, there is no way for you to see the difference.
The resolution gets spoiled, when i import all the .tiff footage, connect the layers to a null object and then resize them.
Then i can see in the preview window (set on full resoultion) that the image is already blurry.
I tried to export the same frame to a .png, .tiff or a Avid DNxHR 444 and to compare this zoomed in spot, but it is not only the faulty preview in AFX.This is a 4 min. long multi-layered hand-drawn animation, there is a complex composition hierarchy. This is why “keep resolution inside nested…” is checked.
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Hello!
This is the image size i import into afx.
I am afraid that i can’t resize all the image footage to match the sequence dimensions, because some of the scenes require a drastic camera zoom. That is why i want them to be in a higher resolution.Kind regards,
Dimiter Ovtcharov -
Hello, thank you again for the answer – The comp size i use is 1998×1080, not 1920×1080.
The previous downlscaled image (at screenshot marked with “downscaling to fit”) was imported into the comp size -1998×1080 with 72 dpi – 5104x7016px. Yes, all the screenshots are zoomed in pictures of the final render.Kind regards,
Dimiter Ovtcharov -
Thank you, for taking your time and helping me with my problems.
If i open the original image in Photoshop it is crystal clear. As mentioned, my composition is set to (1.85:1) 1998x1080px. Pixel aspect ratio is set to: Square Pixels. I scaled the scanned images by approx. 70% so they fit my needs.
Here are the results of the down-scaling test. It seems that the first image, that i resized in Photoshop, so i don’t need to do any additional re-scaling in afx is more blurry than the one that i scaled in afx by 70%. The third image is a preview of the original image in Photoshop.I`ve tried to export a .png sequence, or a .tiff sequence – same results. There is loss in quality.
Thank you again!Dimiter Ovtcharov
