I am trying to make a slowing panning scene of a graveyard but the background looks like it's wiggling or something. This is rendered at 24fps. Would changing the framerate make it looks smoother or is the issue something else?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbaR95Ac8qA&
Smoother background scrolling?
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Re: Smoother background scrolling?
In the image layer properties, click on the "image" tab.
At the bottom there is a checkbox for "Higher Quality Render". Check that option and it should smooth out that "wobbly" motion somewhat. I just did a test at various speeds of panning with a vertical grid image and it really helped eliminate the wobble.
However, the slower the panning the worse the problem. I would suggest speeding up the pan just a bit.
At the bottom there is a checkbox for "Higher Quality Render". Check that option and it should smooth out that "wobbly" motion somewhat. I just did a test at various speeds of panning with a vertical grid image and it really helped eliminate the wobble.
However, the slower the panning the worse the problem. I would suggest speeding up the pan just a bit.
Re: Smoother background scrolling?
Noted, thanks a bunch. I'll try and report back.
EDIT:!! Actually the background is a textured vector graphic so I don't have that tab in the layer options.
EDIT:!! Actually the background is a textured vector graphic so I don't have that tab in the layer options.
Re: Smoother background scrolling?
Hmm... I don't have any suggestions for that except to use an image layer instead (with a mask if needed). Basically an image texture is the same as a masked image layer.Pinesal wrote:Noted, thanks a bunch. I'll try and report back.
EDIT:!! Actually the background is a textured vector graphic so I don't have that tap in the layer options.
Re: Smoother background scrolling?
Avoid having so many perfectly vertical lines, that is a big part of it, even before pixel-based screens in film it was a problem (so I have heard, this is advice from Maurice Noble who did classic WB background design. I'm also guessing the very slow speed of the scroll doesn't help hide the issue.