Low quality still image renders. What are we doing wrong?...

[Dave Draper]

We have a video with still image overlays on it (company logos, etc), but every time we export out of Premiere -- using the GoPro Cineform YUV 10-bit codec -- the images in the video appear low in quality with fuzzy edges (like a smaller image that has been upscaled), when in reality, they are higher in resolution than the source video.

If we export using either the GoPro CineForm RGB 12-bit with alpha or Maximum Bit Depth variation, the images in the video appear high in quality, with crisp edges -- as they should -- but all video transitions in the edit are ignored.

Clearly we're doing something wrong somewhere, but does anyone know where?

 

[surinder]

Is it possible for you to send me a copy of your project file? I don't need all the assets just the still image. I can do some test renders on my end and let you know if there is anything wrong with your project settings. I can PM you my email if you'd like me to take a look at the project file.

Surinder.

 

[Dave Draper]

Is it possible for you to send me a copy of your project file? I don't need all the assets just the still image. I can do some test renders on my end and let you know if there is anything wrong with your project settings. I can PM you my email if you'd like me to take a look at the project file.

Surinder.

Sure, drop me a PM. Appreciate your offer.

 

[Jim Simon]

I'd recommend Maximum Bit Depth always be turned on for exports. That should not cause any issues with transitions. That it does says that something is wrong with your install.