after effects error : Decrease the memory requirments for the rendering of the frame (12804)

[crypto23506428evfa]

image buffers of size 25000 x 25000 @ 8 bpc (2.3 GB ) exceed internal limits.

When I want to import photos into the after effects ,I get a limiting error while opening multiple times this size in Photoshop ( 86000 px 43000 px )  I am grateful for the efforts of the makers of this software and I hope it gets better every day. But why do you design your software like this with these unnecessary restrictions? I have 64 gigs of RAM, a simple software opens a 25000 pixel photo, but the professional after effect software says I can't! What logic does this make? Your manager (Kevin-Monahan) says to solve your problem by calling us! You remove the limit. If the photo is big, I will wait until the process is finished or anything . why you stop us to use big file ? i need big file for more details.

I emphasize again, I am grateful to all of you

[Mylenium]

Nothing stops you from splitting up the file into multiple tiles and re-assembling them suiatbly in AE with parenting or stitching together pre-comps. Other than that I can't even imagine how you would effeciently work with such a huge image. The aliasing when things are scaled down will look terrible and of course you'll inevitably have to wait several seconds for the slightest update of e.g. an effect preview. To me the whole workflow sounds like a bad idea. And of course it isn't too long ago where AE didn't even support 25k height and width and those limits were even more restrictive, so there's that as well. I really think you have more of an issue with your overall approach rather than AE not giving you what you need.

Mylenium

[crypto23506428evfa]

thank a lot Mylenium

Exactly, for the orb plugin ( from video copilet ), I want to give the texture of the globe in such a way that I can zoom it to a very large extent.

I came to the conclusion to make a composition of 30,000 x 30,000 dimensions and as you said , i use multiple tiles and re-assembling them suiatbly but I don't know how successful it will be

[Mylenium]

Orb uses OpenGL and you cannot use such a large texture, anyway, because of that.

Mylenium 

[crypto23506428evfa]

yes sir , thanks