Rendering for film 2005-05-04 - By Chris Marshall
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Your anti-aliasing settings look way too high. Why have you set it to
min 2 max 4?
Have you ever needed to do this on standard res material?
Chris
tony@(protected) wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Need some advice for quality settings when rendering for output to film.
>
>I have a project i'm working on that will be scanned onto 35mm film for cinema
>projection.
>I'm currently working at 2k 1.851 aspect.
>
>Now the scene isn't particularly geometry heavy, most primitive shapes and some
>lofted surfaces (it's quite an abstract piece), and lighting wise i'm using a
>couple of spotlights and FG. I have two passes setup, a beauty pass and a
>dirtmap pass.
>
>When I test render at half res, it renders quite quickly, around 3-4 minutes a
>frame. However, when I render full res, rendertime rocker up to about 1hr
>15mins!
>Is this right?
>
>Also, this is the first time i'm doing a project for cinema projection, so i'm
>setting FG accuracy and anti-aliasing quite high (FG Accuracy 1500, aliasing
>min 2, max 4, mo-blur enabled) since I presume this is required to produce a
>high quality image when seen projected.
>
>At this rate, it will take around 90 odd days to render accross the few
machines
>I have to spare. Obviously, this isn't acceptable, so I'm hopingthere is
>something I can do to speed up the rendering.
>
>Any advice?
>
>Cheers
>Tony.
>
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