The reason is that the frames are stored as grids of iteration values, instead of bitmaps with RGB values. There is no supersampling antialias function in Kalles Fraktaler, antialias is only achieved with picture scaling.
#Fractal zoom video how to
I still need to know how to do anti-aliased movies. The dense banding somewhat resembles sandstone and I think it will make a neat zoom movie.ĮDIT: NEvermind, I forgot the movie maker is in a separate download. I can see why people don't normally zoom into the super duper dense areas but bands do become visible with sufficient anti aliasing and very long color cycles. Everything looks like sandstone and the iteration data is in the millions at a depth of just 190 zooms. The area I would like to zoom into is deep on the edge of the main cartorid. Sorry for being a newb, but I'm only ever rendered videos using Fractal Extreme. Also I have witnessed the image size reset if the image is bigger than the window. I normally just render big and scale down using bilinear filtering if I want to render stuff. How do I make this into a movie? Also I need anti-aliasing turned on but I can't find the option to do AA renders. If I option to store zoom out sequence, I get a series of Jpeg images with corresponding kfr files. I want to make a zoom movie, preferably 1280x720 with at least 4x4 antialias. Maybe I need to start with simple zoom sequences, but I can't find a decent movie making tutorial for doing zoom movies in KF2.
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