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Does any company offer an online rendering service for After Effects?
I have a file with 144 HD clips all masked, and my poor little macbook can't handle it (288 hours render time).
There are no effects, only masks, as it is, in effect, a pre-render.
If anyone has suggestions of how I can speed up this render, would be super appreciated.
Here's catalog of render form services wiht special topic about After Effects online http://rentrender.com/after-effects-render-farms/ and Cloud rendering http://rentrender.com/cloud-render-farms-list/ Look and choose what you want and make rendering of your clips
None that I know of. You can set up After Effects to render over a local network, of course you'll need multiple computers with After Effects installed. See here: http://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS3878526689cb91655866c1103a4f2dff7-79a2a.html
There is a company that will be distributing extra CPU cycles but they are not operational yet. http://cpusage.com
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How to improve performances in UIPath? What are the activities can we use in automation to increase performance speed? List out the activities that should be avoid.
First, it is always a good idea to program your RPA with visible actions to make sure that you can achieve the result that you want while seeing the workflow in action, then you can increase performance switching between the input methods (Default, SimulateType, SendWindowMessages) so you can make your RPA work in the background.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fuyRjiXLaRc
As of the output methods, avoid using OCR activities as much as you can since they will slow down your process comparing to (Full text, native).
https://studio.uipath.com/docs/output-or-screen-scraping-methods
If you are working in a citrix environment and you want to interact with an element that doesn't show up immediately avoid using the delay activity since it could not show up in the amount of time that you have programmed, use the wait image activity instead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmaQ_BLwgaw
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Looks like the lower portion of my LCD is trying to readjust its height.
This doesn't show up if I record the screen. It seems to only appear when displaying certain kinds of graphics... like the dark UIs of Blender and Adobe Illustrator. It also shows up if I play back a video of these troublesome GUIs in fullscreen!
What could be causing this?
EDIT: Fixed by moving the image up when the problem occurs.
It looks like your monitor is adjusting the screen to fit what it is being shown. It is probably a configuration problem. You should set it to "just scan" or whichever is the equivalent on your monitor.
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Save for web feature in Photoshop for image size reduction, would this be the simplest way for a beginner (like myself) to try and save on (some) loading time.
I am using images for my menu buttons, background, header, post page, etc etc
I have only just found this save for web feature and I was wondering does it really help in image size or does it not make that much difference.
Is there any other option?
(website for reference: www.kizzieskorner.com)
PS: if you mark my question down please could you give an explanation why so I know what not to do next time - as I am new to these question forums too!
Any reductions in size will help of course. I would actually recommend looking at other image optimising tools.
If you are on a mac there is ImageOptim which is part of my regular workflow now. There is also an optimiser within CodeKit.
This site has a whole host of others listed too and might give you a bit more information on the subject.
http://devstand.com/apps/compress-images-apps/
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I would like to hear any practical uses of Digital Zoom.
I only see disadvantages of it like:
When enabled the quality drops
When enabled camera gets very sensitive so blurs
When enabled it's useless
I see it only as a way to crop the image but that can be done in software later and with better view of an image as well as you can select the part which you would like to crop.
So anyone, please state any useful example of digital zoom :)
I am curious to know.
It's a convenience feature for people who are not very intimate with digital image processing. And, in addition, the "zoomed" (cropped) image does not require as much disk space.
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I have always thought the way they zoom in and enhance on TV and movies was strictly impossible. Essentially because you cannot create more information that there is to begin with.
There were ways to get better looking or clearer images like with re-sampling, but never to the extent seen on film.
Now, it seems that is not true.
I was reading this article, and it seems they have a way to do that now?
Or, is this just a better version of what was already possible? You still need to have a fairly clear image to start with? Otherwise, what are the limits of this technique?
There is something called Super-resolution. Some companies claim to use fractal theory to enhance images when they are upscaled. But, what you see in most movies is just fiction.
Image enhancement always involves pixel interpolation (aka. prediction) - in one way or the other. Interpolation can be good, bad or whatever, but it will never out-perform real pixel which was recorded by imaging device at greater resolution.