Ricardo Miguel Pereyra <no### [at] spamcom> wrote:
> Anyway the resolution is more related to the printer resolution, if your
> printer has by example a resolution of 300 dpi (dot per inch) and you image
> is 1200x900 cm = to 472.4 x 354.3 inches then the image in pixels is =
> 141720 x 106290 or (1200/2,54*300)x(900/2,54*300). And yes, is freaking huge
> :D

  POV-Ray can't render an image that big simply because the image file
would be too large.

  Well, the 32-bit version of POV-Ray can't. You'll have to use the 64-bit
version is a 64-bit system.

  But anyway, there was a mistake by one order of magnitude in the original
request, so the image only needs to be a hundred times smaller.

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