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i don't get this- WHY do i see much SHARPER rendered images in the gallery when i set mine to 10 for antialising? you can't set it any higher than that.. i turned all the reflections off except for a 2 on the refraction so i can see some glass.. and all the illuminations are on 8 and 5.. makes no sense to me.. i hope nobody is going to tell me to render for seven hours to a 600 DPI printer setting and then somehow shrink it down to a JPEG to post.. what's going on here please..
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Unfortunately the cool images that you see probably took over ten hours to render. Setting Revit to render to printer rather than screen on 150dpi will make a difference. 300dpi will take more than twice as long to render and 600dpi more than twice again. I set mine up to render overnight, but a high quality rendering with lights will take days rather than hours on a standard machine. Some of the images in the gallery took over a week to render. We will have to wait for more computing power to get good renders fast.
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thanks tim- yes i know if you render a high DPI and shrink it down- the image will be very sharp.. but how do they get a JPEG to fit the screen for posting to the gallary with a huge image? are they printing to another program that shrinks the image and then saves it as a new JPEG or what?
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Thats exactly what I do, normally after rendering overnight. I export it as a TIFF and then change the size and change it to a JPG. You can just use Windows Paint to do this.
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tim- i always use paint for my pictures- but i've never known any way to save as a different size.. i would like to know how you do this.. i have many tiff images exported from revit and i opened one in paint like i always do and changed the size to a very small image and then saved it as a jpeg and then went to that saved jpeg- but it opens as the original size.. i can't believe this.. even if you change the size of an image in paint and then close paint- it does not ask you if you want to save any changes.. please tell me what you are talking about?
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I don't have any problem doing this. When you save it, do you give it another name? - perhaps that is the problem. I have just opened up a 3.65M TIFF, reduce the size (both sides by 50%, under Image, Resize) and saved it as a JPG (36Kb) and as a TIFF (893Kb).
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wow finally- thanks tim.. image> resize.. NOT view> zoom> custom..
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