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we think it's because you rarely render things
seperately, side by side, then comp them with nothing behind them in the 3d
render.....
just have to work around it......
it cropped up a few weeks ago, and i spent all day
trying to get a solution from rendering different multiplied/unmultiplied
etc
thanks for everyone's input
a
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Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 6:05
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Subject: Re: Alphas, mattes, adds and
overs
oh, was not bashing AE, just the operators, ;) still useing it
here at AKA for *all* vfx, it must be cheap studio huh? :) Nevermind
Axel, he's just turned into a film vfx snob, plus he's using Maya. ha
ha.
but back on thread, it does seem a bit of a mystery, is it lust the
edge thats of concern? have you tried straight alphas - render &
import? am sure it can't be MR issue, it would have cropped up by
now - just a matter of more logic is required, maybees.
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- References:
- Alphas, mattes, adds and overs
- From: "Alan Jones" <skyphyr(at)gmail.com>
- Re: Alphas, mattes, adds and overs
- From: "Robert Chapman" <tekano.bob(at)googlemail.com>
- Re: Alphas, mattes, adds and overs
- From: "Axel Akesson" <axel.akesson(at)gmail.com>
- Re: Alphas, mattes, adds and overs
- From: "adrian" <adrian.wyer(at)fluid-pictures.com>
- Re: Alphas, mattes, adds and overs
- From: "Robert Chapman" <tekano.bob(at)googlemail.com>
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