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I just put together a complex slideshow, with video and animation from After Effects. I started with high-res JPG stills and manipultaeed them in Photoshop, ported them to AE for animation then exported the file in AVI format. I did this with several scenes, which I then edited and compiled within PE3 (importing the AVI files and various mp3 files for the sound track). I then rendered the complete movide/slideshow in both AVI format and direct to DVD.
I understand that JPG’s loss fidelity with each save – is there a rule of thumb on the number of times it takes for it to become noticable? Is there a better workflow for me to follow, that will result in less degredation?
Thanks
I understand that JPG’s loss fidelity with each save – is there a rule of thumb on the number of times it takes for it to become noticable? Is there a better workflow for me to follow, that will result in less degredation?
Thanks
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