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Subject: Vanishing point
From: Micke Teeling <micke.teeling@gmail.com>
To: After Effects Mail List <AE-List@media-motion.tv>
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Hi all,
I'm on a project where I thought I'd use photoshops vanishing point. I have
always been doing it "by hand" before, but the vanishing point tool seem
like a quick way of getting stuff done. The problem is that it's output is
very low res images. I googled it and it seems to be a common problem, but
so far I haven't seen any solution. Have any of you used it in production
with good results?

Thanks!
-Micke Teeling
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Micke Teeling  |  micke@teeling.se  |  www.teeling.se
office. +46 8 559 25 270  |  mobile. +46 70 333 92 11

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oblem is that it&#39;s output is very low res images. I googled it and it s=
eems to be a common problem, but so far I haven&#39;t seen any solution. Ha=
ve any of you used it in production with good results?</div>
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