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Image size & camera shake.
If I want to have an animation at 640x480 for example, and I want to use a camera shake effect like in After FX or some other compositor, then that means that I have to render the image sequence larger than 640x480 to make sure that the animation stays without any weird cutting, right?
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It was a good idea to post this though, because maybe others were confused about this same issue
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