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Render Resolution

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Render Resolution

In Studio, I need to create a very large rendering of a model. What is my limitation? I have noticed once I get to 4200x3200, it turns red when I try those resolutions. I need it up around 7600x6000
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Message 2 of 17
Anonymous
in reply to: shallmark

I get good results with 3600 x 3000 and save to a BMP file. There are render
limits with Studio that is shipped with IV. Short of aquiring a dedicated
rendering package...

My 8Mb camera only produces high 3000's for image size. The Cannon EOS-1D
Mark III pro camera at 21.1 Megapixels only produces a image of 5616 x 3744

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wrote in message news:6031552@discussion.autodesk.com...
In Studio, I need to create a very large rendering of a model. What is my
limitation? I have noticed once I get to 4200x3200, it turns red when I try
those resolutions. I need it up around 7600x6000
Message 3 of 17
Anonymous
in reply to: shallmark

Hi,

The largest render resolution is 4096x4096.

Thanks,
Brenda Chen-Autodesk
Message 4 of 17
Inventor1
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You can divide your renders into tiles by zooming in on an area, making sure your tiles have some overlap, then combine your tiles in photoshop.

Daniel Message was edited by: Inventor Productions
Message 5 of 17
Anonymous
in reply to: shallmark

Inventor Productions ha scritto:

> You can divide your renders into tiles by zooming in on an area,
> making sure your tiles have some overlap, then combine your tiles in
> photoshop.

It could be a smart workaround.
You can simply rotate the camera and you can use this powerful free
software (http://hugin.sourceforge.net/) to obtain something like that
in attachment.


M.

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Message 6 of 17
Inventor1
in reply to: shallmark

Ha Ha Ha look at thoes couples all wearing the same cloths.... what are the odds of that?

But seriously, just like that. I needed a model for a poster 2m high, and the client wanted it to still look good up close, this process worked very well. You can't do a Perspective view this way tho.

Daniel Message was edited by: Inventor Productions
Message 7 of 17
Anonymous
in reply to: shallmark

Inventor Productions ha scritto:

> I needed a model for a poster 2m high,
> and the client wanted it to still look good up close, this process
> worked very well. You can't do a Perspective view this way tho.

Photographs are perspective views, so yes, you can do a perspective view
this way.

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Josh_Petitt
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>Ha Ha Ha look at thoes couples all wearing the same cloths.... what are the odds of that

is the guy in the photo wearing a man bag?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manbag
Message 9 of 17
Inventor1
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Sorry, to be more to the point, you can not do the tiled render on a perspective view model and join those images. Panning around the view is like shifting the camera rather than just changing the angle the image is taken from, as per the photos.

Daniel
Message 10 of 17
Inventor1
in reply to: shallmark

I think that's his girlfriend
Message 11 of 17
Anonymous
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Josh_Petitt ha scritto:

> is the guy in the photo wearing a man bag?

http://images.google.it/images?q=marsupio


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Message 12 of 17
Anonymous
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His girlfriend looks like she is ready to rumble and he is holding her back!
:)






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I think that's his girlfriend
Message 13 of 17
Inventor1
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Oh my me.manbags really exist!!! Message was edited by: Inventor Productions
Message 14 of 17
Anonymous
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Thought they went out in the '70's along with pants without pockets..... 🙂

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Oh my me.manbags really exist!!!

Message was edited by: Inventor Productions
Message 15 of 17
Anonymous
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Inventor Productions ha scritto:

> Oh my me.manbags really exist!!!

They're very common in Europe. Aren't they over there?

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Message 16 of 17
Josh_Petitt
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Marco, in the US they are not as popular (although some people carry them). They have been a subject of some Seinfeld and Friends (comedy shows) episodes where a male character will get a "man bag", then other characters call it a "purse". My post was only for fun, not to offend anyone.
Message 17 of 17
Anonymous
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Josh_Petitt ha scritto:
> Marco, in the US they are not as popular (although some people carry
> them). They have been a subject of some Seinfeld and Friends (comedy
> shows) episodes where a male character will get a "man bag", then
> other characters call it a "purse". My post was only for fun, not to
> offend anyone.

No offence at all!
I didn't understand the humour, of course (I didn't know the comedy), so
I asked for informations.
(-;


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