Martin Stacey
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yeah that almost works, but i’m dealing with a very wide comp, 11k by 1000k and i can’t get the displace to go far high enough.
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yeah i tried that one, almost there, but it alternates the left and right motion, where as i need it to be random.
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sorry, just had this issue and found this thread. that solved my problem, but isn’t that completely counter intuitive? surely more accurate would require more cpu power and make it slower, not faster as it does.
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sure, i’d LOVE a solution to this! it’s bugged me for years! just surprised more people haven’t bought it up really. it’s a massive pain in the bum. turning on simulate output does solve the problem thou, so i’m just doin that from now on.
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yeah, i posted another message just cause it was annoying me so much and a guy responded to turn on simulate output too. i did and it does give you the same render as you see. still dont really understand why you can make a colour in AE that wont render, but at least i have a solution of sorts.
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great thanks for the help.
having the output simulation on fixes the problem. but i still don’t really understand why i can screen grab a colour that after effects renders completely differently. it just seems strange that a very hot red i.e. 5,0,0 will render completely differently, but add some blue and green in, and it renders the same. but i think it’s just way over my head. thanks for the help.
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still 2 years later it frustrates the hell out of me that i can create colours in 32bit mode in AE that i cannot render to an 8 bit codec. it’s just mental.
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Yeah but i think it’s more of a limitation of 32bit comping.
in maya or vary you’d you an exposure filter to bring the 32bit image back down to an 8bit image. i just assumed AE was doing that automatically. but i was wrong! haha. -
do you think it is a bug then? i started to think it was a limitation with 32 bit.
if you open up the 32bit render in photoshop it shows that flat red too. strange.