Frage von svend5:
Hello: Have menus in Photoshop, created in the image of PAL and Resolution200 dpi. In Encore provides everything from top. After burning the finished DVD, however, the menus clearly s.Qualität taking important, as if they are too little Resolutionhätten (logos get gray margins, fonts appear slightly blurred). What I have done differently?
Antwort von AndyZZ:
The Resolutionvon 200 dpi or what is synonymous always completely irrelevant, it is only for printing of images of interest.
Your menu has a size of 720 x 576 pixels (rectangular pixel), that is DVD resolution. If you have Photoshop CS, you can bypass with rectangular pixels. In previous editions (Photoshop 6, etc.) must Resolutionvon you have a 768 x 576 pixels (square pixels), so that your picture is not distorted. With a 16:9 picture, you even 1024 x 576 pixels (square) to choose, then, remains a circle in Photoshop synonymous a circle in the DVD menu.
Antwort von Svend5:
Thank you for your comment! But I have the correct image size: 576x768. In terms of "quadrat. Pixel": How to set a? In the "image", there is Bicubic, bilinear and Pixelwhg. Has the so etw to do?
Antwort von Markus:
In terms of "quadrat. Pixel": How to set a? In earlier versions of Photoshop (eg 5.0) there is no way, the pixel aspect ratio set. Which version do you use?
In the "image", there is Bicubic, bilinear and Pixelwhg. Has the so etw to do? No, this has with the scaling method to be done, but not with the shape of the pixels.
Antwort von Svend5:
I have PS 7th So the latest version .....
Antwort von Markus:
I have PS 7th So the latest version ..... Since I have not seen for synonymous ... I thought to remember, but there are only presets for PAL square (ie 768 × 576 pixels) and some NTSC and HDV templates, all with square pixels.
A pixel aspect ratio correction, I have not seen.
Antwort von Wiro:
Logos get gray margins, fonts appear slightly blurred Hello,
that has nothing to do with the Resolutionzu (768x576 square is enough for 4:3), but with the MPEG compression. Color such as logos or writings synonymous atone for JPEG or MPEG compression is always quality.
Avoid whenever possible red faces and extreme contrasts (eg between font and background). And save the original in Photoshop uncompressed (TIF / BMP / TGA) or lossless (PNG) from. And never compare with the original result of the DVD - the only frustrated.
Gruss Wiro
Antwort von Svend5:
Thanks for the comments! But I have the menus in PS and saved as a PSD into Encore reingeholt .... And when the PSD stores Encore menus so synonymous expected from this extent .... I have no loss of quality .....! I have also been the impression that my menus still a bit blurred as DVDs of the competition .... but it's true, they are not synonymous "rat hot "....
Antwort von Markus:
Also I have the impression that my menus still a bit blurred as DVDs of the competition ... Oh, thank you for the compliment! ;-)))
There are some color and brightness combinations which are particularly critical and downright blurred or blurry effect. The professional knows and adopts the preferred layouts uncritical or white, as he conceals problem cases.
Hast Du mal an example picture?
Antwort von Svend5:
Thank you for your trouble! Watch Cool For a Bsp.menüs goes on:
http://de.photos.yahoo.com/svend_stein_angel
This is a JPG of the original PSD. Original looks good, but later on the DVD is something quite meager: particularly the logo on the top right and the brown caption ( "Riding the Whale").
Unfortunately, I can not print screen from the DVD Picture do not make my laptop. But now times are contrasts, and I think that one can not avoid synonymous, everything is so synonymous in the eyes jump ... As I said everything looks so good, I'm curious about opinions! [/ Img] [/ list]
Antwort von grovel:
1. The brown lettering is a real sticking point, even serif should not use DVD menus. Trying times, all in Photoshop with a soft shadow to create, then blur the edges better. In fact, the word simply too small.
2. Also here is the simple lettering too small. A clear contrast between the blue of the logo and the "pictures" you will not manage, the white can with the letters MPEG compression really does not know to stay. At least on a bad TV is the Scripture can not be read.
Small tip, go into Photoshop to 33% view. Details, you will no longer recognize some of your customers s.Television synonymous no longer see.
For graphics PAL is always a compromise, "razor sharp" is not possible. You design for a television, the viewer is 2-5 meters away, everything must be bigger and bulky than for a Powerpoint presentation.
SeeYa Groveler
Antwort von Wiro:
Hello,
something falls on:
The graphic elements are not within the Title Safe Area.
Parts are cut off on some TVs (overscan).
And the full-red buttons, I would with a history - which is better MPEG processed as a pure color, all together if they are red.
Gruss Wiro
