cool, I guess you render into lower canvas-sizes? If you continue your postings: I am interested to see same renderings compared with lower and higher resolutions (for example: 5120px x 3616px) thx
It was not my intention to blow off this comment, because i think it's a very good question worth discussing in great depth.
The quick answer is that a lot of the stuff i post is done on the fly while i'm working, so whatever the canvas is setup as is what it ends up as.
I've mentioned before that we're very interested in allowing people to work at lower easy to work with canvas sizes, and then allow options for them to retarget to higher res final output canvases.
More on that later. And a longer explanation of how to take something like this particular effect and blow it up.
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cool, I guess you render into lower canvas-sizes? If you continue your postings: I am interested to see same renderings compared with lower and higher resolutions (for example: 5120px x 3616px) thx
It was not my intention to blow off this comment, because i think it's a very good question worth discussing in great depth.
The quick answer is that a lot of the stuff i post is done on the fly while i'm working, so whatever the canvas is setup as is what it ends up as.
I've mentioned before that we're very interested in allowing people to work at lower easy to work with canvas sizes, and then allow options for them to retarget to higher res final output canvases.
More on that later. And a longer explanation of how to take something like this particular effect and blow it up.