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frederick_2896
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September 6, 2024
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Blurry Images in project

  • September 6, 2024
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So i am making a film for my film photos and I am trying to export it but when i do some of the photos are blurry. The first 3 photos are fine and then the last two are just always blurry no matter what. I have tried putting them in a differnt position and still the same problem. I have tried to render effects in and out and out and in and this didnt work, maybe I did it in the wrong order? 

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    Correct answer Averdahl
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    Here is one of the photos dimentions, I also noticed that in my media area (first photo below) that some photos are clear and some arent.


    By @frederick_2896

     

    That´s because the dimension of the photo is 501x544 and it is placed in a sequence set to whopping 10149x7076 and you seems to have set the height scaling of the footage to 1169 and the width to 1514. That´s why you get blurry output.

     

    Why do you use a sequence at 10149x7076 instead of a more normal video size of 1920x1080?

     

    It´s often best to start backwards. First decide the size of the output, for example 1920x1080 and create the sequence. After that, add the photos and scale them if necessary and always use Uniform Scale to avoid distorting images and make perfect circles looks like eggs. If you don´t, you will have to fix it later on. And, keep in mind that all scaling always degrade the output quality. So there no magical recepie to scale up 501x544 photos to 1920x1080 or 10149x7076 and expect them to look superb.

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    Kevin-Monahan
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    Kevin-MonahanCommunity Manager
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    September 6, 2024

    Hi @frederick_2896,

    I'd need to see the dimensions of the photos (found in Media Properties) compared to the frame size of the sequence settings (found in Sequence Settings). That should provide clues to solve your issue. Let me know if you need help doing that.

     

    Thanks,
    Kevin

    Kevin Monahan - Sr. Community and Engagement Strategist – Adobe Pro Video and Audio
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    frederick_2896Author
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    September 6, 2024

    Here is one of the photos dimentions, I also noticed that in my media area (first photo below) that some photos are clear and some arent.

     

    Averdahl
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    AverdahlCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    September 6, 2024
    quote

    Here is one of the photos dimentions, I also noticed that in my media area (first photo below) that some photos are clear and some arent.


    By @frederick_2896

     

    That´s because the dimension of the photo is 501x544 and it is placed in a sequence set to whopping 10149x7076 and you seems to have set the height scaling of the footage to 1169 and the width to 1514. That´s why you get blurry output.

     

    Why do you use a sequence at 10149x7076 instead of a more normal video size of 1920x1080?

     

    It´s often best to start backwards. First decide the size of the output, for example 1920x1080 and create the sequence. After that, add the photos and scale them if necessary and always use Uniform Scale to avoid distorting images and make perfect circles looks like eggs. If you don´t, you will have to fix it later on. And, keep in mind that all scaling always degrade the output quality. So there no magical recepie to scale up 501x544 photos to 1920x1080 or 10149x7076 and expect them to look superb.

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