Stephen Armour |
January 5th, 2008 08:18 AM |
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Hughes
(Post 802912)
Reading some more of the forums, it seems like HDLink is out since the file sequences I deal with will all be RGB. Does anyone know of a batch export tool for batching tiff, tga and png sequences quickly?
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Jeremy, what are you trying to render to? If you are just dealing with stills, Photoshop does very nice batch renders to any format.
If you are doing sequences, John's advice is exactly right: make a video sequence of the stills and just render it with Prospect HD (or HDLink if you're testing it).
One piece of advice that seems to be true, at least for us. If you're using very large jpg's, it's seems much better to convert to PSD or another bitmap format that isn't compressed. JPG's are uncompressed on-the-fly and that can consume HUGE amounts of memory. With large amounts of large images you can start to have probs (green outs, crashes, etc.) PP3 just can't handle that much in memory under 32bit OS's.
P.S. JOHN, your Postcard looks GREAT! Wish I could see the 4K version! When I get a chance, we'll try the DV proxy trick. All our multitrack audio is always separate. If you can do it with 4K, we can surely do it with 1920...
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