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Re: Render Time is KILLING ME... Premiere Pro CS3
by Micah McDowell on Jun 10, 2009 at 2:54:36 pm

It's true that a 720x480 image will look horrible compared to a 300 dpi scan of a paper while opened in Photoshop, but it'll be the same either way in Premiere.

A couple tips that 'might' help; use the Image/Image Size menu in Photoshop and then change the "Resample Image" option at the bottom to Bicubic Sharper and resize from there... I can't ever tell the difference but maybe it'll help in your case. Personally, I just make a new file from the NTSC-DV preset and scale the big image to fit inside it.

Also, save your files in the highest quality format you can (maybe TIFF or PSD).



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