From what I understand about MKV to MP4 file compression, this would make sense. Oblivion has a very simple color pallet with lots of static panoramic shots.

For example, Army of Darkness compressed to 6gb, but Oblivion compressed to 2gb. MKV for output) I noticed last night though some major differences in file sizes that made me wonder if I made a mistake, but after running a queue of 4K films (The Thing, Army of Darkness, Train to Busan, Oblivion, and a few others) with the same presets, I'm suspecting film content impacts compression results. Last but not least, users can send feedback regarding the functionality of the program at wsoby using the Send Feedback button.I've been using the following 4k compression settings from The Webernets website and have had some great results. The program's Help menu is also accessible for users who need help navigating or using the various Tools. It provides step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting tips, and usage specifics. The final tab, the Help, offers information regarding Lens Studio. Finally, the View tab displays the current lens settings as well as the customizations that you have made. In addition, the Effects slider enables users to choose among 5 preset effects, like: fog, light, smoke, or crosshatch. The Brush Strokes tab enables users to edit brushes.

The Lens Effects panel allows users to adjust red eye, focus, blur, background blur, or the entire scene. Select a backdrop from which you want to start, and then select your desired effects or colors. To use Lens Studio, first select your images to import. Users can also preview their lenses in 3D with the new, easy-to-las method. The new, drag and drop interface makes designing lenses quick and simple. It lets you easily create both front and back camera lenses with ease. Photoshop - Hints and TipsLens Studio is an intuitive, real time tool for making snap snaps on the go.

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