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Troubleshooting - Rendering Speed
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Tuning for Rendering Speed
If the scene is dropping frames, there are several areas to tune.
Depth of Field: This is one of the most computationally expensive steps in the rendering process. Setting DOF to 0 will substantially lower rendering time.
DvMatte Horizontal and Vertical Blur: Set to 0 to remove chroma edge blurring. Required for correct interlaced field keying.
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