vector graphics: fuzzy in preview, accurate in the final rendering?

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• 8-bit project, no banding in preview / rendering individual frames, but bands occurs on the final rendering.

  I work with 8-bit video that must be highly classified and darkened.

  While I was working on, I noticed when I step in the timeline and stop to look at a framework, strips are produced, but as soon as I change a setting of one of the effects of one of my adjustment layers, banding goes and everything is mixed smoothly.

  When I visited on an image preview of the same section, the output is well mixed too.

  However, when I visited the final video coder via media, banding is back and very hard.

  Why is this happening? If I'm in 8 bit mode, why and how is after effects able to show me these perfectly mixed previews not banded?

  Bands will arrive in 8-bit images if there not enough space in the color values to make the transitions smooth. For example, if you have a blue gradient which covers 250 pixels and blue 200 to 250 changes in value you will have to 10 bands of color in the gradient. If your preview is full resolution and magnification factor is 100% you will see bands if you look closely. When you return to compression MPEG problem strips is increasing especially in areas smooth transitions of color because very large blocks of pixels are averaged together and you get only a few images of the color information that represent the actual pixels in the project. You can try to improve the color of artifacts in Adobe Meida encode by checking the high quality in color options and you can also reduce color artifacts by activating multi pass rendering and increase the flow of data a bit.

  The best practice is to add some noise to the shooting so the MPEG compression more data that evolves to work with. This will tend to hide the strips by decomposing generally straight between the color values.

  If you do heavy color of ranking you should show your project to 16 or 32 bit color still better. This will remove strips in 8-bit images. Unless you have a little bit of 10 or better track and a GPU capable of driving, it is really hard to judge bands by watching a preview of the model. The info panel should show the information of the right color, but it is very difficult to actually see in the monitor, especially if you're judging a frame to nothing less than full resolution and 100%. The perfectly blended frames are probably artifacts or your eye is fooled. Purge the cache of the images to see exactly what is happening in the framework. Depending on your graphics card may be fouling up previews trying to create previews of superior quality that actually exist preferences. You could also get some funky video original data if the source is a highly compressed MPEG stream. The CPU can also add to preview search OK when the values aren't really there because on average it is the small amount of color and luminance values in the 'master' frames and frames him "gee I'm not really a framework but here is a bit of data on where I think that pixels will". Don't forget that the I'm not really a frame number box frames by 2 or 4 to one. Actual color even in real managers information can be compressed on average in large blocks as well. All this contributes to the subtle color changes problems. This is why assistance of noise.

  I hope this helps.

• Camera shake works in preview, but not in the final rendering.

  Hello. I tried Googling and searching forums and coming hands here is empty.

  I use After Effects of CS4 with the latest updates.

  I have a project with a unique model that contains an AVCHD clip related to an adjustment layer.

  I used the earthquake keyframe mode some fake camera shake by manipulating the 'Transform-> Position' field moments adaptation layer keys in the images. If I scrub through or do a preview (press 0 and let pre render) it looks fantastic with the music video of shake exactly how I like it.

  But when I save the project and add it to my queue to render the final output has * no * of the camera shake!

  I'm completely baffled as to why this might be. That said I only use AE for about a month so it is possible that I have made a simple noob mistake.

  The adjustment layer and the images are both the visible value. I see clearly the keyframes in the timeline panel and as I said the preview and cleaning shows the effect in action... But the final result (regardless of the format or resolution) have no shake in them either.

  Help!

  I just tried to do exactly the same thing and it works very well here.

  If you want, e-mail me your project folder (under the file video source) and I'll take a look: arozenfe (©) adobe.com

• Video framerate massively out of sync on the final rendering only

  Hi all

  I used a screen reader program (Cam Studio) to save myself showing something on the screen in full HD and record my voice with a microphone. Due to the program settings that have been apparently set the final file was a 20 fps framerate but was otherwise fine played and downloaded on YouTube with success. However there was a long interval at first until I started talking so I thought I'd use After Effects to crop the video and add a few titles in singles. I created a model to the standard 25 fps 720 p and imported images. Everything seemed fine, he was appearing on the timeline and preview at the same rate as the original. I made him as H264, but the final file was a total mess with the audio that plays normally but the video play faster, perhaps double the speed. I checked the images 'Interpret' > hand ' settings and it was defined on the original framerate 20 fps and also checked the details on VLC which also reported 20 fps. I recreated the comp and tried repeatedly to rule out tweaks, I would put but everything seems to be set up correctly.

  Anyone got any ideas?

  Thank you very much

  KW

  Finally it worked.

  I went on the whole record that incorrectly displayed as a sequence of images long - he was a little less 11 000 executives and the run time was 9.09. Simple math reveals that this means that the actual framerate was 5.62 fps not the 20 fps that was reported by all of the programs it runs. Defining "Interpret images" to the correct value then made the images make it perfectly in a model of 25 frames per second.

  The process with the image sequence was necessary because I did not have a good figure for the actual framerate and only knew he was playing MUCH faster (about four times) the speed, he should have. It seems that the framerate on the file flag was incorrectly, but the file always presents in preview in AE and plays correctly on YouTube and VLC which is kinda weird. My method is a very clumsy to find the solution, but an option if you have similar problems. Of course, the quality of the images is not important, because the real goal is simply to learn the total number of frame, so you can generate a sequence of images with resolutions tiny to save disk space and time. As it was, it took a few minutes to make almost 11 000 images in quarter HD resolution.

  Hope it will be useful to you.

  Edit: the framerate in real-time was also visible in the images in the preview screen, making the frame of the output method is not necessary, once you know this figure.

• Problems with the font on the preview and the final rendering styles

  Hello world...

  Im having a problem with Robohelp 8 rigth now. When I import a Word document all work very well. and you can se all the content editor of Robohelo just as you have it on your word document, but when you check the overview of the subject, you have any knid of stile on al fonts...

  The same thing happened when you generate the page layout.

  

  You can see the title in the editor...

  

  but you can not see the style on the preview

  is pretty weir because I think that styles get matter fine (you can see them on the editor of HR), but something to happen later.

  Any ideas?

  Thanks, Sabin

  Hello

  It does not work, because your style begins with a number. Rename the style, then it starts with a letter. You can use numbers in a class name, just don't start with them.

  Take a bow

  Willam

  PS. a tip: you can change the to a . It is much easier to maintain and easier to applay.

• vector graphic question

  We recently hired someone to convert our company logo of an a vector graphic (EPS format) raster image.  The vector is superb in Illustrator; However, when we use in Word it has notable "staircase effects".  The person we hired said to try again opening in Illustrator and now affecting high resolution and then saving it as a jpeg to see what this looks like in Word.

  We are not only undo what we hired this person to do?  When I open the EPS file in Illustrator not give me the option to save in jpeg or gif.  Can someone help me out here?  I don't know just something miss me.

  Background: the reason why we needed to go to a vector image is that we have a document created in Word and when uploaded to a printing service online, the logo of the document shows a white border around the logo (the logo has a transparent background).  The print service expected to improve the logo vector format in order to remove this white border.

  Thanks for all the tips on how to achieve this.

  Oh and re-reading, I see that you are able to place the .eps right in Word.  It prints with aliasing or what the on-screen preview which is irregular?  If this is the case, open it in Illustrator and make a backup - like and make sure to set the preview (in the second dialog box that appears when you save in eps) to the 8-bit color.

• Vector graphics are pixelated? :[

  Zoom on a vector image in CS4 shows FAT pixels around the image (a shape drawn using the pen tool).

  I thought that vector images are not composed of pixels? Or I do something wrong?

  
  

  Thank you!

  Vector graphics are pixelated to resolution of the document in PS. They can or will export as vector elements, but they will still listen to samples, and if you save in any format of raster doc, they will export as pixels.

• Photo Story 3 do not install or work on the final version of Windows 8

  I received an email from a family member who said...

  "I have a question of photo story. Last night, I installed Windows 8 preview version on Win 7 64-bit PCs who had installed photo story to test if it would work on 8 to win. It worked with a mouse problem, that I got with the program under Win 7. So, today, I bought a copy of win 8 and installed on the PC even after reinstalling Win 7 and Photo Reportage on the PC. This time I get the message this Photo story is not compatible with Windows 8. What gives. It works on preview but not the final version. Am I missing something? Can I make it work? »

  My personal experience with 12 apps I've tried so far Photo Story 3 is the only one who is not to install or work on the 9200 Build Windows 8 enterprise.
  We've been through the same thing when Windows 7 is released. Photo Story 3 worked on the preliminary but abruptly stopped when the final version has been published. He solved and works fine on Windows 7.

  I managed to install Photo Story 3 on Windows 8 Enterprise x 64 and Windows Enterprise 8.1 Preview x 64.  I also discovered exactly what it breaks, and I guess that's what beat Photo Story 3 for people on Windows 7: LegitCheckControl.dll

  If you download from the Microsoft Web site through the alternative method the photo story 3 application will install and work fine.  If however you choose to install the ActiveX Windows Genuine Advantage version, it installs the LegitCheckControl.dll, some registry settings and will result in the following errors.

  Setup error:

  "Photo Story 3 for Windows cannot be installed on this version of Windows. Check the system requirements for photo story 3 for Windows before attempting to install the program".

  Error launching application:

  "Photo Story 3 for Windows cannot run this version of Windows.  Check the requirements for photo story 3 for Windows before trying to execute it."

  While the problem is happening, you can install Photo Story 3 on systems that are affected by the WGA ActiveX components through the command line with the following example:

  MsiExec.exe /i Pstory.msi/passive SKIPOSCHECK = 1 NOLEGITCHECK = 1

  To solve two problems:

  As the installation of the ActiveX program does not include an uninstall program, the best solution is to rename the WGA DLL via PowerShell or command line as an administrator for that photo story may find it is no longer, and so you can enable it again in the future without problem.

   

  Windows x 86:

  PS: "Rename-Item $env:windir\System32\LegitCheckControl.DLL LegitCheckControl.Disabled.DLL.

  CMD: "rename %windir%\System32\LegitCheckControl.DLL LegitCheckControl.Disabled.DLL.

  Windows x 64:

  PS: "Rename-Item $env:windir\SysWOW64\LegitCheckControl.DLL LegitCheckControl.Disabled.DLL.

  CMD: 'rename %windir%\SysWOW64\LegitCheckControl.DLL LegitCheckControl.Disabled.DLL.

• 19.0.0 just loaded and my fuzzy vector graphics on the screen

  I searched high and low, and I can't seem to find an answer to the problem I have.  It's hard to describe, but before 19.0.0 my vector graphics made very strong and clear on my iMac (2013).  After the loading of 19.0.0 they appear blurry and almost pixelated.

  I looked in preferences of every parameter I can find...

  Everyone?

  Butch,

  Try to disable the GPU performance by clicking above the icon of the rocket in the App bar and deselect the box Performance GPU.

• Flash canvas Hack: the best vector graphics on the retina and HD

  Tired of the fuzzy vector graphics on retina of Apple and another HD displays when you create HTML5 stuff in FlashCC?

  Place this code in the first frame of your code/timeline:

  if (window.devicePixelRatio > 1) {
  
      var canvasWidth = canvas.width;
      var canvasHeight = canvas.height;
  
  
      canvas.width = canvasWidth * window.devicePixelRatio;
      canvas.height = canvasHeight * window.devicePixelRatio;
      canvas.style.width = canvasWidth+"px";
      canvas.style.height = canvasHeight+"px";
  
      //console.log(window.devicePixelRatio);
       stage.scaleX=stage.scaleY=window.devicePixelRatio;
  }
  
  
  
  
  
  

  .. .and that's it! Vector smooth on the retina.

  I have not fully tested this for all screens, so if anyone else can check on Windows DPI high resolution, please let me know.

  See you soon,.

  Adam

  http://Adam.Piettes.com

  Hi Marcel,.

  The file you are publishing uses a custom template which is obsolete. It lacks some of the chips, which were introduced in CC Animate 2015.2.1, including that necessary to display the newly added HiDPI.

  To get the latest model settings, Goto, publish > Advanced tab and click on 'Default' and now to test the animation.

  You may need to add additional code (for example script above files) from the old model to the new model.

  To learn more about patterns, see here: creating HTML5 ads with CC animate: Google HTML5 Ad Templates | Blog hosting the Adobe team

  Let me know if encounter you problems.

• The scale of the vector graphics. Can someone help me...

  Hello

  I confess that I'm not a coder. I tried to learn java script, but I think that's not in my "nature".

  If anyone can help with this one? I have a book with hundreds of vector graphics inserted (wmf and eps). When there is a change in the graphic dimension and I recreate a link to the files to update the Indesign CS5 content, the result inside the container is not updated to the real dimensions of the chart. I have to select the graphic, resize to 100% and after that I must apply "to adapt to the content of the framework. I think that it is very easy to achieve with a script. Can someone help me?

  Thanks in advance,

  Maria

  Although I don't know script and can announce that GREP, I am a student and I use it every day with great benefits...

  It is easy to script, but only for those who know how to do... InDesign would win easy to save, such as Illustrator and Photoshop Actions... No reason to worry, though. Just ask in the friendly Scripting Forum

  In addition, a good way to try complicated GREP discovered is to build using a GREP style, with a character style that applies Hot Pink pointed out Comic Sans Bold to "found" text Turn on the Preview button, write your GREP, check if it highlights everything that you want, and then copy the definition and remove the GREP style. Paste the definition into the search field and go.

  This Javascript comes in two parts: the first controls to reduce by half if you have a graphic selected with the black arrow (a normal selection). If so, this single chart is resized and mounted. Otherwise, it scans all the graphics of the document as a whole and apply controls to all the graphics. If you think it's a little too much, do not include the 2nd halve of the script, everything after the line "eventually."

  Copy what you need, paste it into the Adobe ESTK editor and save in your Script file as "resizeGraphic.jsx". Select an image and double-click the script, or otherwise, do not select a single chart and run it to resize / refit everything. (But only if you dare).

  If you need isn't a lot, don't forget that you can add a shortcut to the script with the command editor keyboard; It automatically shows you in the "Scripts" section in there.

  //DESCRIPTION:Size to 100% and Fit to Frame for selected image
  if (app.selection.length == 1 && app.selection[0].hasOwnProperty("graphics") && app.selection[0].graphics.length == 1)
  {
       app.selection[0].graphics[0].absoluteHorizontalScale = app.selection[0].graphics[0].absoluteVerticalScale = 100;
       app.selection[0].fit (FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT);
  }
  
  // OPTIONALLY!
  else
  {
       g = app.activeDocument.allGraphics;
  
       for (i=0; i		   

• With the help of vector graphics with fxml and JavaFX

  HY
  
  I wonder about the use of vector graphics scalable, svg, files in my project JFX.
  I know how to display the png with an imageview images and who can handle via CSS style (like fx-background-image)
  But for now, I want to add a vector graphic to my scene.
  I'm not shure if I use .ai, .svg or other file formats and how to load that.
  
  I read on SVGGraph but failed to get the idea behind it
  (and think that's not for files)
  
  So please can someone tell me how single charge and show a graphic vector and formaterait which should take?
  
  Ah: A way to make this replaceable graph via CSS style would be nice too ;)
  
  Thank you
  
  BR

  This .fx file is probably the old 1.x JavaFX, which is no longer supported for JavaFX 2.x and to my knowledge there is also no converter for this.

• Lines/vector graphics are more high quality / sharp in 2015 of the Illustrator

  Hello

  I used to use CS5 and have now upgraded with a subscription to Adobe CC.

  These lines appear perfectly if I open them on the old computer with CS5, but they "break" here.  Screen attached.

  Anyone know if it's just a matter of display settings?  If so, how can I solve this problem.

  If I send this file to someone with an older version of Adobe CS, it seems to display perfectly for them.

  Notice the lower left and right corners below.  They appear smooth and connected in older versions of CS

  Thank you.

  GPU performance tuning.

  Click the 'Rocket' in the menu, uncheck the box.  Can also be found in the Preferences, 'GPU Settings' menu.

  OR...   Go to view, select 'GPU Preview' to change the CPU or vice versa.

  T

• Import of vector graphics, labeling dilema

  I use Framemaker 10, Autodesk Publisher of Illustrator, Inkscape, Windows Vista.

  I imported a series of illustrations Illustrator Autodesk CAD into Illustrator Editor.  Here, I marked them.

  I then saved/published them as .svg files.

  If I import them directly into Framemaker, they open with the legends at a strange angle and 3/4 of the picture missing. Therefore, I must open in Inkscape, make the entire image to the framework and align the legends.

  Now I import into Framemaker.  The problem is the numbering is difficult to predict.  The labelling/legends/numbering always turn what seems to be "BOLD".  But the real problem resizes the illustrations.  Because there is no way to predict the size of the output of the editor, the illustrations must be resized in Framemaker.  Would not usually be no problem that the illustrations are of svg (vector graphics), but of course it is resized the labelling/legends/numbering, which makes it look really stupid when I have 10 illustrations all with different font size.

  What people do here?  Someone uses vector graphics in their manuals.

  I would really appreciate a response on what I feel, I hit a wall of brick here.

  Thank you

  > I use Framemaker 10, Autodesk, Editor, Illustrator, Inkscape, windowsvista.

  Adobe Illustrator is available?

  > I imported a series of illustrations Illustrator Autodesk CAD into Illustrator Editor.  Here I scored the.

  Why not label in Frame? We do, and it has benefits beyond avoiding the rendering of text and scale of issues such as the ability to reuse the same illustration for multiple purposes with different legends. We use captions embedded in our service manuals (the XML engine required) and depopulate the legends (usually just turn off a layer) for the re-use of this art in the manuals of the frame.

  > I have then saved/published in the form of files .svg.

  Let me tell you that I have no experience with SVG, due to the lack of SVG support throughout our workflow, but we use vector EPS widely.

  > If I import them directly into to Framemaker, they open with the legends at a strange angle and 3/4 of the picture missing. That's why I have to open in Inkscape, make the entire image to the framework and align captions.

  If SVG includes integrated preview/thumbnail pictures, is there a chance that it's just a problem of preview? What happens to print or return to PDF?

  > Now I import into Framemaker.  The problem is the numbering is difficult to predict.  The labelling/legends/numbering always turn what seems to be "BOLD".  But the real problem resizes illustrations.

  It is one of the disadvantages of legends incorporated. If the image is not the size, the text dimensionnera arbitrarily, which is ugly, or it won't scale, which is a disaster. More bad news - your weight of race are wide too.

  > Because there is no way to predict the size of the output of...

  I would be undesirable any image editor, vector or raster, which did not provide for this basic level of output control.

  > Someone else uses vector graphics in their manuals?

  Yes, from Pro, AutoCAD, Adobe Illustrator, Frame and extractions of provider of PDFs of unknown origin. Clean us them in Adobe Illustrator, using extensions specific dimensions and a weight of race that is acceptable for a limited series of up and down the hammer blows. Captions are added to the frame, using an arrow to auto-hide and a bubble of auto hide with a block of text and a paragraph format specific to the use of the legend.

• HP 8600 pro: vector graphics HP - GL2 on HP 8600

  How does the HP 8600 of vector graphics?  I understand well, it does not support the HP - GL2, while in

  graphical language should we support and where can I get the manual programming for her?

  Thanks for your help,

  Homer W. Smith

  (Personal information by moderator)

  The specification (see http://support.hp.com/us-en/product/HP-Officejet-Pro-8600-Plus-e-All-in-One-Printer-series---N911/4322915/model/4323647/document/c02858465/ ) the series OfficeJet Pro 8600 printers indicates that the only supported Language of Description of Page is HP PCL 3 enhanced.

  I think that PCL 3 enhanced (and other PCL3- based PDLas PCL3GUIs) are mainly based on the pixelation, in that each page is made up one (or more) encapsulated, images compressed raster; compression can use methods.

  that is, it does not support no matter what vector image constructions at all.

  The language supports a (very) small number of PCL escape sequences to provide the encapsulation of raster and initialization of the device.

  I don't think that HP publishes one or other of these s PDLused by inkjet printers.