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May 26, 2024
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How to speed up a slow rendering project with high resolution images (8000x6000x24bit)?

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How to speed up a slow rendering project with high resolution images (8000x6000x24bit)?

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R Neil Haugen
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May 26, 2024

As noted, you aren't giving nearly enough details to actually give a precise response.

 

But also as noted, the wiser process is to batch the clips in Photoshop Lightroom or whatever to no more than 3,000 pixels the long side for 1080 sequences, 4,000 for UHD.

 

As that simply works. Being practical.

Everyone's mileage always varies ...
Participating Frequently
May 26, 2024

Thank you for your reply.

MyerPj
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 26, 2024

 Well, at least we can assume you are using a PC. Is it a laptop. 

I'm not sure what the answer is for you. Whenever I've put in files with ~ 6000/* pixels, I've noticed PP doesn't like it. So I to a mass export from PS (or Lightroom) with max size more like 2000/*, then on the odd photo I can get a bigger export if I need the extra size.

 

Not all things use the GPU in PP, though changing frame size does. But your machine will not magically light up to 100% usage of your various items. Machine optimization is a way to eek out some more performance.

 

What sequence settings are you using, export settings? Any more hardware details.

 

 

Participating Frequently
May 26, 2024

I think that the solution to the problem would be to reduce the size of the original photos. Thank you and others who responded.

MyerPj
Community Expert
Community Expert
May 26, 2024

With the amount of info you've given, I'm going to guess and say... make the images smaller?

Participating Frequently
May 26, 2024

I understand this way of solving the problem. I would like to know if there are any other options.
And it’s also interesting to find out why the 13600k processor and 3070 video card are so poorly loaded during rendering.