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Is there anyway to render an image with a quality better than 300 dpi (presentation)? my renderings look good, but not nearly as realistic as some posted here. thanks!
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dpi settings are only part of the equation. You also need to take a look at the radiosity and raytrace settings for the scene. Also, be sure that your view is sized correctly. I have seen people render a view that was 3"x2" at 300 dpi and then wonder why it didn't print correctly at 11"x17". The other thing that makes a difference in rendering is choice of materials and lighting. My theory is that rendering is 50% technical and 50% art form.
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