Frage von oliver heyer:hi
this problem has already been addressed several times, but None had a real solution at hand. Therefore, a new start!
So after authoring with encore is my writing in the menus clearly blurred. what is this? have motion menus created with after effects, which then did with procoder as mgpeg2 converted (vbr, 7mbit, 2pass). when I look at the videos with the vlc player, the rules are sharp. if I do purely for encore, after which they will play off a dvd-image blurred. habs synonymous to nem tv probiert: still blurred.
experiment # 2: hab into the after effects rausgeknallt and then did the encore with / photoshop again reconstructed. same result: unscharf!
I will be mad! help!
Antwort von grovel:
I can only repeat.
The writings are on 720x576 runterskaliert - it is almost impossible to get it sharp, you can only simulate a sharp impression.
Basic rules: no serif (Times) or other fonts with fine details (Algerian), not italic, but bold. Font size> 15 In no case lettering free place, but always horizontal orientation.
Also hard contrasts with the background to prevent, if possible in Photoshop soft shadows.
Fuzzy Fonts in DVD menus are always a design problem, not a program problem.
SeeYa Groveler
Antwort von voge42:
Thank you.
but I understand there is not as accurate:
"In no case lettering free place, but always horizontal orientation."?
do you think one should behind the writing surface of ne contrasting set?
"Besides hard contrasts with the background to prevent"
I thought just by strong contrasts can not read a better written, eg white writing, dark (black background)?
Antwort von Axel:
I thought just by strong contrasts can not read a better written, eg white writing, dark (black background)? Part of the problem is the line jump. Imagine Your Picture into 576 horizontal stripes cut in front, of which every second alternately jumps. The writing on these strips you will prefer rechtwinkling order and fine, especially horizontal details (serifs) avoided. If you can vividly see before you, it's clear.
The second problem arises from the Pal-Resolution. Imagine your picture from rectangular mosaic stones zusammengepuzzelt before. In the background you use only matte black stones, for the bright white letters. The contrast is
so good that you have read the edges of individual stones - especially s.Rundungen - still remember, even if you do a few steps back. If you now realize the picture can be somewhat blurred ( "staring" into infinity), which merges with a little white with the background and the shapes of the letters are smoother.
From the beginning of the mosaic s.wäre been nice if
s.der contrast is not quite so blatant would have been
b) you have with different gray mosaic tiles would have smoothed the edges.
A smooth edge
is blurred, but
is sharp, see Attachment.