Re: [Avid-L2] Avid Pan and Zoom - Zoom in Issues

A 2K file is a 2K file is a 2K file is no matter what the dpi says.
DPI is just saying how many pixel to use per inch when DISPLAYING the
image.

HTH,
Christian

On 5/24/10, chlowden <christopher@fearlesstv.com> wrote:
> Thank you for all your replies.
>
> Basically I am using a 2K file but at 300dpi therefore it is about 4 times
> an HD file size.
> My real question derives from a repeated client question which is that when
> the client shows me what he wants in photoshop, the file renders perfectly.
> When I replicate the same zoom on the same file in pan and zoom, it becomes
> very soft or has some wierd halo effect. The files are illustrations so I do
> not have a moire problem.
>
> My question is really about how apps like photoshop render images. I think
> that they rely on the GPU is get excellent results. I presume that avid only
> uses the render types (gaussian etc) that give a less satisfactory result.
> But I don't know much about how about apps display files though.
>
>
>

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