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> However, if one chooses the wrong JPEG quality
> setting for (unofficial) POV-Ray output, there's not much they can do. You
> can't take an inferior image and make it better. For some people, we are
> talking anywhere from a few hours to a few days of rendering time that would
> be wasted.
The same could be said of choosing the wrong anti-aliasing, quality, or
radiosity settings. As it is, you can set the output to 15-bit PNG. That's
going to look bad too.
-Mike
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