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| 2013-05-12 18:09 |
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hey folks,
i know that this topic pops up from time to time, but still i have some problems ...
i`m still pretty much disappointed about my "render-pics" in live mode. it even looks worse than sd-quality, although i maximize the live view. i`m working on a i7 windows pc with a brand new nvidia quattro graphic card in 1080i resolution.
is there a chanche that i can better results? for those who want to have a look:
download.sebastian-morsch.de/temp.jpg
... and no, working on wysiwyg is NO OPTION :) .
thanks for your replys.
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| 2013-05-31 09:50 |
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Hi bmp_music,
You say that it "looks worse" than SD quality, but in order to help you out here I will have to ask you to be more specific exactly what qualities of the images you are disapointed about!
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Capture Visualisation AB
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| 2013-06-01 15:20 |
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hi lars,
did you have a look at the image (downloadlink)? you can nearly see every pixel, especially on the pillars and the projection.
my monitor is workin´ in full hd and i suggest that capture renders in another solution?
and what about the light progress on the walls left/right and ceiling? you can see every greyscale an not a smooth color gradient.
maybe there is something wrong in my grafic adjustments?!
thanks so much :) .
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| 2013-06-07 10:41 |
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Hi,
Yes, I have taken a look at the image. The fact that you can see all pixels at the edge of the pillars has got nothing to do with the resolution though - smoothing these our would require antialiased rendering, which in fact means rendering at a higher resolution than the screen - at the moment this is not part of our implementation plan, but we'll keep it in mind.
I am not sure what you mean by light progress on the left/right though - could you encircle it in the image please?
Technical Director
Capture Visualisation AB
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