#render settings

How to render in Cinema 4d?

See image for description of render settings.

After the image sequence renders to the images folder of your maya projects folder, open the sequence up in photoshop to export a GIF.

In photoshop, just click file>open (select first image, then hit the options field to choose image sequence)

The physical renderer in Cinema 4D acts in a similar way to “Unified Sampling” in Maya/Mental Ray. In that when you turn it on the min and max samples in your material editor are greyed out and the render settings take over that business. This saves time setting samples for every material and ‘unifies’ the process of setting samples by putting them all in the render settings.

Sony Vegas Tutorial: «Render settings for 1080p HD quality»

► This tutorial shows you what setting you need to use, how to make the image fit perfectly and how to render it in 1080p. oops I just realized how fast this tutorial went, lol.. sorry! Anyway if you pause it then it should be ok to follow the steps because they are really simple! And I recommend doing this before you start editing a video..

Open your sony vegas.

Go on "Project Video Properties" 

Set the template at, "HD 1080-24p (1920x1080; 23,976 fbs)" 

Switch everything from "good" to "best" then hit the OK button below. 

When you add a picture or a video, you'll see black lines under or beside it. To make the clip/picture fit the screen you need to go on the little white dot beside the clip/picture. 

Then right-click on it and pick "Match Output Aspect" (you have to do this on all the pictures/videos) 

Once you're done editing its time to render your video. 

Go on "file" (at the top) and scroll down and click on "Render As..." 

Set it on "Windows Media Video V9 WMV 

Then click on the 'Custom' button on the right side.  

Set the video rendering quality on BEST 

Go down and click on 'video' and set that to 100% as well 

After that you hit OK and then you hit SAVE to render the video.