Setting
Project Defaults To
create the project default settings, select Settings
> Composite Project... In the dialog you
can set parameters such as Resolution, Pixel Aspect Ratio, and Pixel
Format.
Here is a quick
summary of what the Project Defaults are used for:
Resolution
- This defines the number of pixels in X and Y.
Pixel
Aspect Ratio - This lets you defines non-square pixels
that are sometimes used for digital video formats. An image that
uses non-square pixels would appear squashed on a computer monitor
but will look correct when output to video.
Pixel
Format - This sets the Pixel Depth of the clip. You
can choose between 8, 16 and 32 bit and between integer or floating
point values.
Pixel
Black/White Points - You can set the Black and White
points for the project.
Enable
Large Canvas - This option ensures that operations
are applied to parts of a clip that lie outside of its visible resolution.
This infinite resolution means bigger file sizes but ensures that
artists have a lot of flexibility when working.
New
Operation Settings
To make sure
the Resolution and Pixel Format (Depth) settings are used when creating
new Operators, you need to use the following settings:
File
Operators use the Project Resolution by Default - This
setting determines whether or not new operations use the Resolution
project defaults.
File
Operators use the Project Pixel Depth by Default
- This setting determines whether or not new operations use the
Pixel Format (Depth) project defaults.
Other
Settings
Frame
Range - This sets the frame range in the Playbar.
Frame
Rate - This sets the Frames Per Second in the Playbar.
Global
Cook Resolution
- This sets a Proxy resolution that can be used by a composite
Render Output that has Override
Default Resolution set to Project
Proxy Resolution.
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