Wednesday, September 30, 2009
As I understand it Cinema4D is fully 64bit with 32bit backwards compatibility. Does that slow things down compared to a "purely" 64bit app? James
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
I know it gets crunched going to web, but am I wrong in thinking that if you start out with low rez text and then compress it, it's only going to get worse?
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Thanks Robin. Thinking about the future, a good majority of my work will be for websites. I know the different sizes and displays will make a difference,
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Thanks Steve. Curt -- Curt Bailey curt@...
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Actually, DPI means nothing in video. If you had a 2 inch wide file at 300dpi, the video would use all of the 300 dpi. What you are really concerned with is
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
... Which is entirely correct, yes, since video cannot display more than 72dpi. As long as you don?t intebd to scale the file excessively, then that?s
Re: FCP7 and Snow Leopard
No, James. If you remember, I was commenting on the claim that one would have problems with *32bit ONLY* apps. It had nothing to do with *speed*. - RK
Re: FCP7 and Snow Leopard
Yes, but even they aren?t *purely* 64bit, which was my point. ;-) In fact I don?t currently see a reason why an app would need to be, at least not under
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Thanks Rick. Curt -- Curt Bailey curt@... ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Then they should eliminate that setting if it doesn't matter, so morons like me won't waste bandwidth! ;-) Curt -- Curt Bailey curt@... ...
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Hang on there - DPI is for print only. We should be talking pixels here. How many pixels in SD? (whatever flavour) In HD (whatever flavour)? Do some math and
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Video has no DPI. That's a print thing. Most monitors are 72 dpi on the cheaper end and 96 dpi on the more expensive end. 72 should be fine. Rick Emery
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Erm... you want to bump hd UP for the WEB? Isn't that a tad backwards thinking? :) - RK
Re: FCP7 and Snow Leopard
On 01/10/2009, at 12:03 AM, "Robin S. Kurz" wrote: ... All the i apps are 64 bit. Ian Wilson ... Colortape Productions
Re: Photoshop settings for HD sequence
Thank you for the replies. Do I need to be concerned with the resolution of the text? (The default is still 72dpi on the PS HD presets.) Curt -- Curt Bailey
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