From the course: Premiere Pro Guru: 3D Titling for Video Editors

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Render settings, quality, and motion blur

Render settings, quality, and motion blur

From the course: Premiere Pro Guru: 3D Titling for Video Editors

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Render settings, quality, and motion blur

- [Voiceover] Okay, now it's time to render a final movie and then bring it back to Premier Pro to justify the creation of those 3D titles here inside After Effects. So I want to make sure that few settings are enabled and we are using the best quality that we can in order to create a pristine and sharp look. First thing that I want to do is to enable motion blur for the text layers, as well as for the Illustrator artwork of the logo. And, of course, let's also enable the motion blur preview for the composition so we can get a sense of how this looks. And I'm just going to park the CTI over here so we'll have a representative frame to look at. Now, I'm using the final quality over here, and if you worked with Fast Draft, you should also switch to the final quality now, just to verify that you are getting the desired result. If you are seeing grainy pixels, or you want to just improve the quality of the Light Razor engine, you can go to the preview options over here, and choose render…

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