Just another rendering problem

[thomashickey]

Hey guys. I'm glad there's a community for stuff like this! I'm a second year architecture student and am having some trouble producing high quality 3ds max renders. We have the output size set at HDTV, resolution at 1280x720, and the generic slider bars (including anti-aliasing, etc) set at very high. Also, the overall final gathering is set at Very high. It is a 300 frame animation (.avi) and the draft render seems to be about on-par with the high quality. Any recommendations would be great, seeing as these renders are due in a couple of days!

 

Here is the attached file: http://www.mediafire.com/?4q204iikt17b70n

[meherthakker]

are you using Vray or MR ?

[Peter M. Gruhn]

Is it not the rendering but the movie encoding that's the problem?

[tmacbriar]

Better to render individual frames rather than directly to avi. Better control of the render quality with this approach. Once you are satisfied with your frame quality then you can tackle video encoding separately.

 

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[erkutacar]

ı would render all of the frames as image sequence and then import them into a video editor as a sequence and render the video with that.. premiere pro of any other professional video editor will give u the best encoding quality.