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  • The more I look at this, the less I think it’s a banding issue.

    If I remove all effects/gradients/etc and just have a white background with a single solid color line of text, it’s still “soft” around the edges of the text when I render with Best Settings, Lossless.

  • What’s not making much sense to me is that even if I set the compression codec to “None” and just render it as a regular QuickTime file…it still has this same problem.

    The only way that seems to avoid the problem is to render as a TIFF sequence with trillions of colors…which creates prohibitively large files (7GB+ for a 10 second clip).

  • No, I’m specifically referring to QuickTime Player. I’m not using FCP for anything at this point in the project. And no interlacing.

  • Single image render based on those settings does indeed look fine. I also switched to 16bpc and tried rendering as Lossless again…but the same issues are still persisting.

    What codec do you suggest for exporting the actual movie (instead of just one frame)?

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