Infoseite // Jpeg files are generated as a movie

Frage von sensus:


Hello together

The only movies (in Canton, State) Nidwalden is advertising on his slide projector to advertising. We plan to jpeg files in 16:9 format (; 1366x768 pixels) with innacle Studio 12 as mpg2 file in HD 720p format using Media Player IAMM projecting and DVI outputs on a Panasonic PT-5700 projector to the screen. To this end I have a few questions:

- Does it play a role because of the quality of the files as if we get cmyk or RGB file?

- Does it play a role because of the quality if we get the files at 72dpi or 300dpi resolution? (; I actually thought it should play no role - but tests have shown
that the quality is 300dpi with more visible.)

- Playing vectorized file formats for film a (; present qualitative) role, or are there more pixels anyway?


Many greetings from Inner

sensus



Antwort von Axel:

"Consensus" wrote: - Does it play a role because of the quality of the files as if we get cmyk or RGB file?

You need one way or another in the RGB color space. The others are color printers.

"Consensus" wrote: - Does it play a role because of the quality if we get the files at 72dpi or 300dpi resolution? (; I actually thought it should play no role - but tests have shown
that the quality is 300dpi with more visible.)

There is disagreement (; and an own thread) about the pixel density per inch which has a video. Even the latest of 72 ppi Photoshop seems to go out. Ultimately, all are wrong, because the information is relevant only in relation to the control monitor. Take your supply jpegs at 720 x 1280 ppi and 72, I work with this s.besten Photoshop setting when you create your own templates for Pinnacle Video 720p. Exception: If you need to zoom into the pictures, then (a higher resolution, same size at a higher pixel density, or no matter ppi / dpi and larger Picture) of advantage.

Summary: The video is 720 x 1280 (; absolute value), the pixel density would, in principle irrelevant, but if the resolution of the supplied template to jpeg would be small.

"Consensus" wrote: - Playing vectorized file formats for film a (; present qualitative) role, or are there more pixels anyway?

Finally, it must be pixels. Everything that is done before s.Skalierung of fonts and logos, should be made only with the last step rasterized (; = be pixelated), then there is no loss of quality. Whether Pinnacle of vector data can be external to import, I do not know. It may harm in any case to have s.Start Photoshop.



Antwort von sensus:

Heja Axel

Thank you for the prompt and competent response.

sensus