Fuzzy rendering

[MasterFunk]

Whenever I render something it turns out fuzzy. In the quick render is is crystal clear, but the actual render is pixelated. Any ideas as to why this is happening?

[Luuk Steitner]

Maybe you can show a render or your settings? Fuzzy could mean you have turned on depth of field, pixelated could mean single pass render without anti aliasing.

In the render options dialog you can choose to use the settings from that dialog or the current camera. That can explain why your results are different.

[MasterFunk]

Here is the settings and a render. Thanks for the help.

[Luuk Steitner]

Did you deliberate turn off multi-pass? Enabling multi-pass might might give better results.

[MasterFunk]

I tried multipass and the every pass looked really good except for the last one and that one was fuzzy.

[Master chief]

Ok one thing that might ba causing this is your resolution and what range your rendering at something rendered at 400X400 will look a lot fuzzyer than at 1200X1200 , give it a try

[NancyGormezano]

I tried multipass and the every pass looked really good except for the last one and that one was fuzzy.

 

umm.. then do 1 less pass? - how many passes did you like ?

[heyvern]

The image you posted doesn't look fuzzy at all to me. It looks sharp and clear. How are you viewing it? If it is a rendered animation and you view it at full screen... it's going to look fuzzy.

 

-vern

[photoman]

Hmmm... Out on a limb here but did you add a blur post effect to the camera? The pic look fine to me though.

 

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-Photoman

[MasterFunk]

Maybe my display is messing it up for me. I will see what it looks like on a different computer.

[MasterFunk]

I did a render without a rotoscope and it was fine but as soon as I put a rotoscope in there it got all fuzzy. Is AM just rendering at the same rez as the picture?

[heyvern]

What part of the image is a rotoscope? Can we see a side by side comparison? Fuzzy and not fuzzy? When I look at your sample at the size it is rendered at it is not fuzzy... at least the skull and rocks up front are not fuzzy. The edges and detail are sharp at that resolution. A rotoscope is an image. If you render it larger than the original resolution it will be fuzzy.

 

-vern

[KenH]

Yes, an image would be helpful. As others say, the image looks crisp enough to me. If it's not your monitor try rendering the rotoscope out at twice the resolution of the image it'll be in image it's a roto in.

[MasterFunk]

Its fixed now I am not sure exactly what happened but it is all good now, thanks for the suggestions.