Hello guys,
I have this issue with the glow effect: after rendering my project it looks way diffrent than in the viewport.
I guess it's because of the color depth? I rendered with the H.264 codec.
Maybe someone had this problem before and could help me with that?
Best regards
Adrian
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adrians82457920 wrote
Currently my solutions is to render it as a PNG sequence and use them to render the 264 file. That works fine but seems a little awkwardly
Great solution! That's what I was going to suggest. 
It's not all that awkward. In fact, that was the normal process for over a decade before they let you send it directly to AME and, in some cases, is still the thing to do.
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Hey Szalam,
thank you very much for the quick reply! I am using CC 2017 and I rendered via File>Export>Media Encoder Queue. I tried different settings with the H.264 but nothing seems to solve it. Currently my solutions is to render it as a PNG sequence and use them to render the 264 file. That works fine but seems a little awkwardly 
adrians82457920 wrote
Currently my solutions is to render it as a PNG sequence and use them to render the 264 file. That works fine but seems a little awkwardly
Great solution! That's what I was going to suggest. 
It's not all that awkward. In fact, that was the normal process for over a decade before they let you send it directly to AME and, in some cases, is still the thing to do.
Okay, thanks man then that's what I'll will do.
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