Why is preview different than once it is rendered !!!!

Man, i hope you guys can help me with this fustrating problem. I finished a project in 8 bit uncompressed. There's a particular spot where i'm compositing 2 video and one of them has a flare FX. In the unlimited preview mode it looks fine but once i render it, it's different. Help ! Thanks
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I found the problem...i'm not sure if this is a bug with FCP 6 or it's normal...Anyways, i usually change the video processing from 8 bit to high precision YUV when it comes time to render. This high precision YUV gives better result than the regular 8 bit that is set as default. I do this all the time for all my projects and never had a problem....so does this mean that it's just this particular filter ( flare ) or a bug with FCP6 or it's normal that it's doing this and i've just been lucky in the past. Any explanations ??? Thanks
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Edited by: shinaco on Dec 12, 2008 4:10 PM
Added indentation. Sorry for that, I didn't realize copy-paste didn't work well here.

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