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Question of Mr. J4Ck:
September 2006
Hello,
I work s.einer mini-documentary for history lessons. I rangemacht me yesterday, and after a few hours, the intro was finished, it will have rendered yet, and had to realize that the quality of the letters left much to be desired.
The writing is a picture that I created with Photoshop, the background of the writing is transparent. As used in this intro several gimmicks, such as the zooming out of the text, I had to make the font as large as possible, I think the Resolutiondes image is 7000 x 3000 The sharpness and the level of detail are at small distance from the "Camera" extremely good if the writing but I am more than 100-fold scale it down, then the quality will not improve as expected, but the edges of the letters get edges and steps and it just looks ugly out. There is not optimized for Premiere as a function as in Photoshop, which takes over the change in scale and? I found nothing of the sort ... I ask for help!
As I said, I use Adobe Photoshop 7 and Adobe Premiere Pro 7 Pro
Reply AndyZZ:
Your problem is that you use a picture, a pixel-based Picture. Since nothing is new interpolation or the like. You'd have to integrate a vector graphics, such as the writings are usually designed. then you can scale arbitrarily. Illustrator comes with vector graphics to. I do not know now what options have Photoshop 7, Articles spend as vector graphics. Why do not you create the text with the Premiere Titler?
Reply Mr. J4Ck:
Thank you for the quick reply,
the reason why I do not use the Adobe Titler is that I Relating to fit a plastic letters with shadow and wanted to have small cracks.
Reply Anna8543:
As a quick fix before the import you could always try to lay a strong blur over the original in the photo.
Reply Anna8543:
And how to get the titler to 7000x3000? Skaieren goes only up to a factor of 6 in AP
Reply Mr. J4Ck:
right
Reply AndyZZ:
Well you can, so start times with 'ner really big font, so 200 or 300 pica, perhaps, is yes, then ...
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