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Extended Set of Render Presets for Blender

The render presets provided below, contribute to a more efficient imaging workflow between Blender and Adobe® Premiere® Pro and After Effects® (CS4 versions). Using these presets it is easier to profile synthetic imagery for web applications and various devices, SD and HD broadcast, DVD and Blu-ray media, or high budget productions that use film.

Each preset can be used immediately by downloading and installing the corresponding Python script.

Rationale

When mixing footage of diverse origins, there should be a match between the properties of the various items and the project settings of the video editing or compositing software. In case where frame sizes and rates, pixel aspect ratios or scanning differ, either interpolation should be used for providing the missing information - thus resulting in images with degraded quality, or part of the content should be discarded, leading to a loss of rendering time.

The render presets for Blender provided below match the sequence and composition settings predefined in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects. By using these presets, the synthesized imagery can be easily profiled for compatibility with a wide range of content formats used by the video industry. Referenced here are from typical web formats and PAL D1/DV Widescreen to DVCPROHD 1080i 60i and Film 4K.

With such profiling, the synthetic content can be further mixed with other standardized format footage without loss of associated quality or computing resources, as well as incorporated in a wide range of video production workflows. Example targets are hardware media players and rich web applications, SD and HD broadcast, DVD and Blu-ray media or high budget cinema and visual effects.

Extended Set of Render Presets

A render preset for Blender that matches the relevant predefined settings in Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects is such that when the rendering is executed, the output has features equal to the target video format. In other words, frame sizes and rates, pixel aspect ratios and scanning should be the same. To configure the desired render preset settings, the following table can be used.

The left part (A) of Table 1 below lists the sequence and composition settings predefined in Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effect (CS4 versions). The right part (B) provides the aspect ratios [1][3][4] in a format usable by Blender, as well as zipped Python scripts for easy installation of each preset.

Table 1: List of the Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 sequence and After Effects CS4 composition presets (section A, columns 1-6), and relevant Blender parameters and scripts (section B, columns 7-9).
A. Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects Presets ¹)   B. Blender Match
Asp.

Ratios

Python

Scripts ²)

Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
AVC-I 50
AVC-I 50 720p24 960 720 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 720p25 960 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 50 720p30 960 720 1,33 29,97 Progressive   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 720p50 960 720 1 50 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 50 720p60 960 720 1,33 59,94 Progressive   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 1080p24 1440 1080 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 1080i50 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 1080p25 1440 1080 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 1080i60 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Upper   4 3 download
AVC-I 50 1080p30 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Progressive   4 3 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
AVC-I 100
AVC-I 100 720p24 1280 720 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 720p25 1280 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 720p30 1280 720 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 720p50 1280 720 1 50 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 720p60 1280 720 1 59,94 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 1080p24 1920 1080 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 1080i50 1920 1080 1 25 Upper   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 1080p25 1920 1080 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 1080i60 1920 1080 1 29,97 Upper   1 1 download
AVC-I 100 1080p30 1920 1080 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
AVCHD
AVCHD 720p24 1280 720 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 720p25 1280 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 720p30 1280 720 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 720p50 1280 720 1 50 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 720p60 1280 720 1 59,94 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 1080p24 Anamorphic 1440 1080 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
AVCHD 1080p24 1920 1080 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 1080i25 (50i) Anamorphic 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
AVCHD 1080i25 (50i) 1920 1080 1 25 Upper   1 1 download
AVCHD 1080p25 1920 1080 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
AVCHD 1080p25 Anamorphic 1920 1080 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
AVCHD 1080i30 (60i) Anamorphic 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Upper   4 3 download
AVCHD 1080i30 (60i) 1920 1080 1 29,97 Upper   1 1 download
AVCHD 1080p30 1920 1080 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
DV
DV 24p Standard 720 480 0,91 23,976 Progressive   10 11 download
DV 24p Widescreen 720 480 1,21 23,976 Progressive   40 33 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
DVCPRO50
DVCPRO50 24p Standard 720 480 0,91 23,976 Progressive   10 11 download
DVCPRO50 24p Widescreen 720 480 1,21 23,976 Progressive   40 33 download
DVCPRO50 NTSC Standard 720 480 0,91 29,97 Lower   10 11 download
DVCPRO50 NTSC Widescreen 720 480 1,21 29,97 Lower   40 33 download
DVCPRO50 PAL Standard 720 576 1,09 25 Lower   12 11 download
DVCPRO50 PAL Widescreen 720 576 1,46 25 Lower   16 11 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
DVCPROHD
DVCPROHD 720p 24p 960 720 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 720p 25p 960 720 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 720p 30p 960 720 1,33 29,97 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 720p 50p 960 720 1,33 50 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 720p 60p 960 720 1,33 59,94 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 1080i 24p 1280 1080 1,5 23,976 Progressive   3 2 download
DVCPROHD 1080i 50i 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 1080p 25p 1440 1080 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
DVCPROHD 1080i 60i 1280 1080 1,5 29,97 Upper   3 2 download
DVCPROHD 1080p 30p 1280 1080 1,5 29,97 Progressive   3 2 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
HDTV
HDTV 720p 25 1280 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
HDTV 720p 30 1280 720 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
HDTV 1080p 25 1920 1080 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
HDTV 1080p 30 1920 1080 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
HDV
HDV 720p24 1280 720 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
HDV 720p25 1280 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
HDV 720p30 1280 720 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
HDV 1080p24 1440 1080 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
HDV 1080i25 (50i) 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
HDV 1080p25 1440 1080 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
HDV 1080i30 (60i) 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Upper   4 3 download
HDV 1080p30 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Progressive   4 3 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
NTSC
NTSC DV Widescreen 23.976 720 480 1,21 23,976 Lower   40 33 download
NTSC DV Standard 720 480 0,91 29,97 Lower   10 11 download
NTSC DV Widescreen 720 480 1,21 29,97 Lower   40 33 download
NTSC D1 Standard 720 486 0,91 29,97 Lower   10 11 download
NTSC D1 Widescreen 720 486 1,21 29,97 Lower   40 33 download
NTSC D1 Square Pixel 720 534 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
NTSC D1 Widescreen Square Pixel 872 486 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
PAL
PAL D1-DV Square Pixel 720 576 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
PAL D1-DV Standard 720 576 1,09 25 Lower   12 11 download
PAL D1-DV Widescreen 720 576 1,46 25 Lower   16 11 download
PAL D1-DV Widescreen Square Pixel 1050 576 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
Web and Devices
Web Video 320x240 320 240 1 15 Progressive   1 1 download
CIF-QCIF-QQCIF 352 288 1 15 Progressive   1 1 download
iPod-QVGA-SQCIF 640 480 1 15 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
XDCAM EX
XDCAM EX 720p 24p 1280 720 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 720p 25p 1280 720 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 720p 30p 1280 720 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 720p 50p 1280 720 1 50 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 720p 60p 1280 720 1 59,94 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 1080p 24p (HQ) 1920 1080 1 23,976 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 1080i 50i (SP) 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
XDCAM EX 1080i 50i (HQ) 1920 1080 1 25 Upper   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 1080p 25p (HQ) 1920 1080 1 25 Progressive   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 1080i 60i (SP) 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Upper   4 3 download
XDCAM EX 1080i 60i (HQ) 1920 1080 1 29,97 Upper   1 1 download
XDCAM EX 1080p 30p (HQ) 1920 1080 1 29,97 Progressive   1 1 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
XDCAM HD
XDCAM HD 1080p24 1440 1080 1,33 23,976 Progressive   4 3 download
XDCAM HD 1080i25 (50i) 1440 1080 1,33 25 Upper   4 3 download
XDCAM HD 1080p25 1440 1080 1,33 25 Progressive   4 3 download
XDCAM HD 1080i30 (60i) 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Upper   4 3 download
XDCAM HD 1080p30 1440 1080 1,33 29,97 Progressive   4 3 download
Name Width Height PAR Frm. Rate Scanning   X Y .py.zip
Cinema and Film
Cineon Half 1828 1332 1 24 Progressive   1 1 download
Cineon Full 3656 2664 1 24 Progressive   1 1 download
Film (2K) 2048 1556 1 24 Progressive   1 1 download
Film (4K) 4096 3112 1 24 Progressive   1 1 download

Field Descriptions

The fields of Table 1 depict as follows:

Name
The name of a Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects preset, designating a standardized video format.
Width
The frame width of the relevant video format, in pixels. Translates as Resolution » X in Blender's Render » Dimensions panel.
Height
The frame height of the relevant video format, in pixels. Translates as Resolution » Y in Blender's Render » Dimensions panel.
PAR
The pixel aspect ratio of the relevant video format. See [1][3][4] for details.
Frm. Rate
The frame rate designated by the relevant video format, in fps. Matches the Frame Rate field in Blender's Render » Dimensions panel.
Scanning
The scanning and field dominance used in the relevant video format [2]. For progressive scan, leave Fields in Blender's Render » Post Processing panel unchecked. For values "Upper" and "Lower", switch also the respective Upper First or Lower First button on.
Asp. Ratios (X and Y)
Blender's representation of PAR (see above). Reflects Aspect Ratio » X and Y in Blender's Render » Dimensions panel.
Python Scripts (.py.zip)
A compressed (.zip) Python script with file name equal to the one of the relevant Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects preset. Provided for easy configuration of the settings.

Usage

To create render presets in Blender that match the Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects settings above, either supply the corresponding values manually, or use the complementary Python scripts:

  1. Verify which of the predefined in Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects presets will be used in your video workflow
  2. Download the zipped Python script matching its name
  3. Extract and place the script in the Blender\2.5x\scripts\presets\render folder
  4. Open the Render panel in Blender and scroll down the Render Presets dropdown.

A render preset with the same name as the Adobe Premiere Pro or After Effects preset chosen initially should be in the list, ready for use.

References

[1] Adobe Systems Inc., Adobe After Effects CS4 OnLine Help - Pixel Aspect Ratio and Frame Aspect Ratio (online, last accessed on 29-apr-11)

[2] Chris Pirazzi, All About Video Fields (online, last accessed on 29-apr-11)

[3] Chris Pirazzi, Square and Non-Square Pixels (online, last accessed on 29-apr-11)

[4] Todd Kopriva, Pixel Aspect Ratios in After Effects CS4 and Other Applications in Creative Suite 4 Production Premium (online, last accessed on 29-apr-11)

Further Reading

Chris Pirazzi, Programmer's Guide to Video Systems (online, last accessed on 29-apr-11)

Trish and Chris Meyer, Creating Motion Graphics with After Effects, 3rd Edn., pp. 296-323, Focal Press, 2005.

Notes

¹) The Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and After Effects CS4 presets listed in section A (columns 1-6) of Table 1 are © 2011 Adobe Systems Incorporated. All rights reserved. Adobe, Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects is/are either [a] registered trademark[s] or a trademark[s] of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States and/or other countries.

²) The Python scripts available for download from section B, column 9 of Table 1 are free software; you can redistribute them and/or modify them under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. These scripts are distributed in the hope that they will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with each of these scripts; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA. The Original Code is Copyright © 2008 Blender Foundation. All rights reserved. Contributor: Bogomir Bogomirov.