Hi all
I’m trying to render a 40000 pixels wide image from video post (scanline)
max is crushing , did any if you guys mange to render a size like that?
if one of you is willing and can render this job please contact me at
gili@3dvision.co.il
btw , i’m willing to pay for it.
Gili
a: why from video post? utilising some of max’s video post filters?
b: why so large? if its a poster surely you dont need it that large since the dpi on the print will be way less
c: have you tried the backburner section rendering thing to reduce the size of your pieces?
a: why from video post? utilising some of max’s video post filters?
b: why so large? if its a poster surely you dont need it that large since the dpi on the print will be way less
c: have you tried the backburner section rendering thing to reduce the size of your pieces?
a. only because we use starfield.
b. it has to be a poster 6*12 meters
c.didn’t try the section rendering, will try tommorow and let you know how it go’s
thanks
ok so you going to be aiming for a DPI of 150…
man your printing on a poster… your gonna get far les DPI than that.. contact the print place they will tell you what they need.
ok after speaking with the printing guy , he sain he only need 30 dpi.
so i needed 17000 pixels , i’ve render it on 10000 using render stripes and then scale it using photo zoom pro(nice software).
glad you got it working 
The last time I used starfield from Videopost looked pretty ugly. It was in the year 2000 or so…In fact i thought videopost had disappeared. Videopost, I used to love that lens flare, great memories, space scenes… :lol:
Does Vray behave well with all that stuff?
Has Videopost improved over the years?
don’t know if it improves over the years , but it work supprisingly well with vray