I have been playing around with loads of different combinations and I have found this.
1. Importing psd files with layers looks like sh...t. Only useful when one is in a hurry.
2. For the best results, I used the HDTV 1920x1080 72 dpi frame in Photoshop, flattened each layer, created an alpha channel using the quick mask tool and exported out each layer as a tiff or png file. In SD, the export looked awful.
This is extremely laborious because any letter with a hole in it i.e. O,A,D, etc has to clicked by hand.
But even after all this, the matte is still rough when you zoom into it.
I also did the same thing with illustrator thinking I would have a better matte, but it was not perfect.
My primary problem is that on a TV monitor, it looks alright, but on a computer screen, it looks rough as guts and now, so much is viewed on a computer.
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