I'm having a problem with photos.

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When I pause, the image changes scale. When I zoom in smoothly, the image starts to shake. I haven't applied a shake effect; I want a smooth zoom in the photo. I also noticed another issue—with high-resolution photos, the rendering time increases tenfold. I applied a smooth zoom to the photo over the course of 20 seconds, and the rendering time increased by 10 minutes. Without the photo, the rendering time is 2 minutes.

Peru Bob

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If the photo is not a psd, try converting it to psd in Photoshop and see if that works.

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Paul_GringoAuthor

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That's an interesting solution—I'll give it a try. I used a JPEG, then converted it to PNG, and the rendering got a little faster, but it's still slow.

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Kevin-Monahan

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Hey Paul,

The image might be too large for your Sequence. Optimize the image by resizing it to be no larger than twice the sequence size. I would think that a JPEG might perform best, as it is lossy and compressed compared to a PNG. Experiment and let us know if optimizing the image helped your workflow.

Cheers,
Kevin

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