Graphics Programs Reference
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Changing the frame rate in the export process afects the video animation
speed. Subsequently, the inal output can be either faster or slower than the
original video. A high frame rate produces a higher number of frames per
second, which consequently increases the size of the rendered video or
sequence images and the animation speed as well. A low frame rate
produces fewer frames per second, which exports smaller videos of lower
quality. The lower fps animation exports fewer sequence frames for the total
animation.
Figure 13.11
The top image
shows an unmatted image edge;
notice the transparent pixels and
how its opacity fades to white. The
bottom image shows a red-matted
image edge; notice the transparent
pixels and how they are covered
with red.
Summary
The video render process converts your Photoshop animation into video or
image sequence content that you can implement in your project or deliver
to the client as a inal product. Understanding the video export settings and
options can help you produce content that meets your needs or client
requirements.
