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From: dma@mcs.com (Dan Ablan)
Subject: Re: TCLA Scene #2
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>I was rendering some frames, using the toaster board as a test,
>everything looked fine. I started to render to the PAR.
>
>With Med res, and low antialiasing on, i couldn't understand
>why I would see jaggies on chrome edge/magblue BG?
Make sure that the "Chroma Filter" is turned ON in the
PAR.
Also.. Framestore saving sometimes is cleaner than RGB.
>From my experiences with the PAR...
Good Luck.
Dan
AGA DIGITAL STUDIOS
Chicago
dma@mcs.com
(312) 239-7957
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