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Creating a Custom Preset
1 At the top of the Render Settings, click Custom.
Clicking Custom makes all of the options in the Render Settings available for selection,
and begins the process of creating a new preset. First, you can decide if you want
every clip in the timeline to render out as its own individual file or as a single file.
2 At the top of the settings, click the “Single clip” button to output a single movie file.
3 Click the Video tab, and in the Video Format menu, choose EXR.
EXR is a single-frame format like TIFF that is often requested by visual effects studios.
Because EXR files do not have audio tracks, you can skip the Audio tab and go to
theFile tab.
4 Click the File tab to name the files.
5 Enter the Custom name, Airplane VFX.
Because each frame will become an EXR file, you need to number the frames so that
the visual effect artist will know the order in which the frames should appear.
6 Set “Use # digits in the filename” to 4.
This value will add four numeric digits to the end of each file. None of our shots are
over 1000 frames long so four digits should be plenty.
7 Select the “Each clip starts at frame” checkbox, and in the numeric field, enter 001.
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