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  • Simon Scott

    October 26, 2016 at 2:06 pm in reply to: Logo with animated kerning for big screen

    the eps layers have that checkbox checked. it’s not about those “errors”. It’s about general aliasing problems withing AFX I would guess. And I just don’t know if there is a way to make it look good, with simple white/black stuff, – or if it has to have more “tricks” to hide the bad aliasing (like adding more movement, grain and whatever).
    As I wrote the issue is known for end credit rolling titles, and one user posted a solution with pixels being used 1px per frame. That apparently is the main issue, isn’t it? Now I just want to move it way slower.

  • Simon Scott

    October 26, 2016 at 7:07 am in reply to: Logo with animated kerning for big screen

    Uhm, nah, unfortunately not ?
    It’s a photo taken in the cinema to show how it looks like on the screen.

  • Simon Scott

    October 25, 2016 at 1:59 pm in reply to: Logo with animated kerning for big screen

    The only result regarding that problem I found was one post at a red forum. Someone posted an expression for rolling titles.
    Anyway. Apparently the animation problem is solved with exporting it with alpha instead of background included.
    Now there are some aliasing issues left in the letters. The only help or results I found about that, are “there is no way, you have to “hide” the flaws – working with even more blur, grain or whatever”.
    Hmm, trying TIF instead of EXR now, maybe there is some change.

    As for example. Actually it’s with every text in AFX. Just create a 2K or 4K comp, add some text, and export it.
    Here is a photo from a cinema screen, how the graphic looks like (which looks perfectly fine on a standard monitor): img_0062.jpg

  • Simon Scott

    October 25, 2016 at 9:55 am in reply to: Logo with animated kerning for big screen

    By the way, the “graphics” part doesn’t seem to be the problem. It is the same with original text being animated (slowly). It never feels “smooth”.

  • Simon Scott

    October 24, 2016 at 9:34 pm in reply to: Logo with animated kerning for big screen

    The animation itself isn’t the problem. As I wrote I keyframed it. The question is how to make it look good on the “big screen” or even “small screen”. The final output is for the cinema (Don’t know what projection exactly). The guy needs an EXR sequence.
    But the animation already doesn’t look smooth on my monitor.
    There isn’t a font but it’s some “fancy-schmancy stuff ” (the logo).
    As I wrote, and as apparently also with rolling credits, there is a problem with animations when they don’t move “1 pixel per frame” (but 0,2 for example). But if that is the problem, how do I do a slower animation then (if the minimum has to be 1 pixel per frame)… Or am I missing something?
    Thanks for any help…

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