Could somebody please tell me what commands to enter in the quickres.ini (or
whatever) file in order to increase the quality of an image? I want my image
to be the best possible quality (size and speed are not an issue). I would
also like to know how I could go about increasing the 72 dpi resolution of
an image also.
Adam vanLangenberg
Try this in the ini file:
[1024x768, AA 0.3]
Width=1024
Height=768
Antialias=On
Antialias_Threshold=0.3
Also, the dpi is a property of your hardware.
Adam vanLangenberg wrote in message <6hrmm7$obt$1@oz.aussie.org>...
>Could somebody please tell me what commands to enter in the quickres.ini
(or
>whatever) file in order to increase the quality of an image? I want my
image
>to be the best possible quality (size and speed are not an issue). I would>also like to know how I could go about increasing the 72 dpi resolution of>an image also.>>Adam vanLangenberg>>
dpi is not stored in TGA files, I'm not sure about PNG.
Image editors that handle file formats which do store dpi values should
give you the option of setting it in saved files. If you use Paintshop
Pro look in File/Preferences/File format preferences.
PoD.
Adam,
You can add another setting to the quickres.ini by selecting "Edit
Settings/Render" from the "Render" menu. Choose "Edit" from the "INI" section
of the dialog box, add your new setting at the bottom and save it.
With regards to the quality and screen resolution of your image, is your image
going to be used in print or just for on-screen viewing? If you let me know
what you are planning for your image, I can give you specific render settings
for POV. You definitely don't want to fall into the trap of rendering at a
higher resolution just because you can. Your final output device(s) should
dictate your render settings.
More is not always better.
Sincerely,
Tony
Adam vanLangenberg wrote:
> Could somebody please tell me what commands to enter in the quickres.ini (or> whatever) file in order to increase the quality of an image? I want my image> to be the best possible quality (size and speed are not an issue). I would> also like to know how I could go about increasing the 72 dpi resolution of> an image also.>> Adam vanLangenberg
From: Christian Klein
Subject: Re: high-quality rendering
Date: 2 Sep 1998 17:06:51
Message: <35eda55b.0@news.povray.org>
don't say that speed is not an issue...you could easily grow old before
rendering completes :-)
Adam vanLangenberg schrieb in Nachricht <6hrmm7$obt$1@oz.aussie.org>...
>Could somebody please tell me what commands to enter in the quickres.ini
(or
>whatever) file in order to increase the quality of an image? I want my
image
>to be the best possible quality (size and speed are not an issue). I would>also like to know how I could go about increasing the 72 dpi resolution of>an image also.>>Adam vanLangenberg>>
