From: Jim Lammers <jim@trinity3d.com>
To: Mennenoh, Brian <bmennenoh@ivm-inc.com>; MAX Forum (E-mail) <3DSMAX@Engram.net>
Subject: Re: Rendering for Film
Date: Thursday, April 06, 2000 7:34 PM

when you render to video, is it also stroby? With/without field rendering?
Just as a baseline test, for the amount of strobiness added by film output.

A useful test would be to find some 24fps footage of similar "hallway"
travel and see what's happening frame by frame if it looks the way you want
it.

Jim

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From: "Mennenoh, Brian" <bmennenoh@ivm-inc.com>
To: "MAX Forum (E-mail)" <3DSMAX@Engram.net>
Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2000 4:17 PM
Subject: Rendering for Film


> Hey all, I just finished creating a spot for film. The problem is with an
> interior fly-through. It's incredibly stroby. I'm using image motion blur
> with a duration of .5
>
> Has anyone had any experience with something similar who can shed some
light
> on a better setting for motion blur. I've been told that it's due to the
> vertical edges of the walls moving horizontally across the screen and to
> that end I don't know if it's fixable... I can't jack the blur too high
> because there are photos that need to be recognizable.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Brian Mennenoh
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