Tiffany Klaus
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For reference, here are some screenshots of how my project looks on the preview screen and how it really turned out at the end:
when rendered out:
I just realized when it was done rendering there were some parts in my video that just like blacked out and I don’t know why. That’s why I wasn’t able to use the same scene like the other two to compare it with. The rendered scene I showed you is from the beginning of the video and the scene that I wanted to show you was the same like the others like I said but blacked out during the middle of the video. Does that make sense? lol
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I rendered it to the Mainconcept AVC Internet 1080p template with everything best left alone like you said and video rendering quality at Best settings.
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I just adjusted my video effects as to the way I liked it with Best(full)setting on. Then when I rendered the whole 3 minute and 30 second video, it took about 9 hours to render (even with my 12 GB of RAM but it’s mostly likely because I jacked up the effects by a lot more than usual to match how it looks on the Best(full) screen). When it was done, I watched the video. The fx did not turn out the way it looked like on the preview screen with the Best(full) setting on. The film grains were very heavy and obstructive to what was going on in the video while the film grains in the best(full) screen were subtle and gave it the look that I wanted.
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I thought that your previewing screen didn’t determine how your video will look till the very end when you actually type in what rendering quality you want so mine is always left on preview (auto). I so far have already tried rendering out in project settings, preview, good, and best with my preview screen on auto (if that makes a difference) and none looked closest to how it actually looked like on the preview screen.
Knowing this information, I went ahead anyway and tried adjusting my preview screen to best or even good and rendering it accordingly but it still didn’t turn out the way I wanted it to.
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I have done what you and John have suggested. I have rendered in best and good settings. The quality is decent but my film effects aren’t exactly there anymore. For example: my “grain” effect are like white dots and the color in my film has turned brighter. It is suppose to be darker and be like an “old” film.
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If I rendered it to the mainconcept AVC Internet HD 1080 template, what bitrate, field order, profile, and pixel aspect ratio should I adjust it to? Also, should I enable progressive download?
