Lucas Rainey
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Many thanks, Michael.
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The “B” and “D” from the After Effects preview window look fine if you back away from the screen, but the “A” doesn’t. Then in the output render, they all look pretty lousy, especially the “A.” I can’t ask people to back away from the screen, though – those snaps are actual-size. You seem to mean that it’s simply impossible to use large text without this kind of distortion.
Adding a 1-3-px fast blur does work for me as a quick fix, but I find this whole situation bizarre. I’ve created whole worlds in this program, but a really big “A” is too much to ask?
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It looks like there is a bit of a difference – both are wonky, but here’s a side-by-side: https://imgur.com/a/0TLax
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Comp settings are just the HDTV 1080 29.97 preset – 1920×1080, square pixels, 29.97 NDF.
Thank you for the color advice. I like it a bit less saturated, though of course the shape is the same.
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Here you go, Walter: https://imgur.com/0Bk9pkQ
As you can see, the white text is pretty acceptable – it’s the bigger red text that really looks wonky.
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Thanks, Darby. The layers are set to best quality. I just did a test with straight alpha, and unfortunately it looks different but still jagged.
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Hi Jeff,
Both, unfortunately. I’ve output it with the Lossless preset (Animation codec) and in the Avid DNX codec.