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Dec 06, 2018
12:40 AM
The sweet power of anonymity. I'm done wasting anymore of my time on you. If you wanna be that guy then be it.
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Dec 05, 2018
11:44 PM
... Help with Rendering
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Dec 05, 2018
11:42 PM
Man you guys are relentless frustrating. That is the post and it wasn't answered correctly. I can't believe you won't just delete my post, Adobe is endlessly annoying....
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Dec 02, 2018
08:48 PM
Well firstly, my question wasn't resolved. I appreciate the help and answers given but it cannot serve any educational purposes because neither of them fixed my problem. Secondly, I'd like to not have this question displayed due to reason held within my company. I hope and expect as a paying customer that my desire to have a post redacted can be fulfilled. I understand you wanting to keep threads up to help future clients however mine would serve no such function. I will very frustrated that not only do you not supply a delete function, but you're making me have to argue my reasoning...
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Nov 23, 2018
09:50 PM
Please delete my thread - thank you!
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Oct 29, 2018
01:26 AM
Thanks for your reply! So I did some more playing around and realized when I render just the Ai file from Ae it looks perfect. However, when I put the Ai file into another comp with smaller dimensions (with cont. rasterize checked for everything) and render that, the quality becomes much less. The Ai file is quite large and the comp I am putting it into is smaller (mainly for this test) and thus I need to scale down the Ai file. I understand that a larger file with more pixels will look better but since the file is supposed to be vector shouldn't this not matter? If you save a video using only vector images at a large size and then at a small size, everything else consistent, shouldn't it look the same?
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Oct 29, 2018
12:01 AM
So I having an issue rendering my Ae video without a loss of quality. My project consists of an AI comp which has continuous rasterize on and looks good quality when I scale at 100% preview. So I believe my issue lies with rendering? Whenever I render my file (lossless, Best Quality, QuickTime) the graphics look awful. A very visible reduction in quality is apparent but I'm at a loss for what to fix? Attached are some images to show the different in quality. Also, I'm aware I'll most likely need to provide more information about my project to get an answer, so please ask if you need to know more to help me out - I appreciate it! (the first image is what the Ai/vector file looks like at 100% preview in Ae. The next image is what the video looks like after rendered.
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Feb 02, 2018
10:49 PM
Adobe Stockの個人プランで当初から40枚／月のサブスクリプションを利用したいと考えていたのですが、10枚の無料使用分が付与された後、プランの切り替えができなくなってしまいました。 どうすれば個人プランで40枚／月のサブスクリプションが利用できますか？
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