Jri
Member
Disclaimer: I am an After Effects NOOB! So go easy on the syllables!
Hi all,
This is a bit of a vague question, but here goes.
I'm putting together a showreel, both for motion graphics and to show off my static portfolio with some nice transitions ect...
I want to be able to output the finished thing to Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook etc... so I can share links, but I would also like a decent quality version to show off in person.
Presumably, this would involve working with a higher res project file and then when it comes to rendering it out, optimising it appropriately to the platform that particular render is intended for.
My question is this, when I start the project, what sort of dimensions, aspect ratio, resolution set up etc... should I begin with?
Is 4K excessive?
Also, any tips on the best output formats for the Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram would be much appreciated if not (no biggy if not, I'm in the middle of googling each sites optimum guidance anyway - just any tricks of the trade you know wouldn't go amiss).
Thanks,
Jri
Hi all,
This is a bit of a vague question, but here goes.
I'm putting together a showreel, both for motion graphics and to show off my static portfolio with some nice transitions ect...
I want to be able to output the finished thing to Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook etc... so I can share links, but I would also like a decent quality version to show off in person.
Presumably, this would involve working with a higher res project file and then when it comes to rendering it out, optimising it appropriately to the platform that particular render is intended for.
My question is this, when I start the project, what sort of dimensions, aspect ratio, resolution set up etc... should I begin with?
Is 4K excessive?
Also, any tips on the best output formats for the Vimeo, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram would be much appreciated if not (no biggy if not, I'm in the middle of googling each sites optimum guidance anyway - just any tricks of the trade you know wouldn't go amiss).
Thanks,
Jri