Rendering resolution question?
Hi all
I'm just wondering if someone could tell me the best way to render my model at a higher resolution than 72dpi, the reason being is that its being put into a printed brochure thats gonna be 300dpi Thanks for any help;) |
You could uped your resolution if it is necessary, I think maya don't think in dpi, it just in resolution.
3000 x 2400 pixel, will be print as 10" x 8" at 300 dpi. Best regards, |
Cool Misterdi, thanks man ;)
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Yup, Maya doesn't have a "dpi" setting, however,
what I do if I need to do something larger than 4K plates is: I go into Photoshop, create a new file at the resolution, and size that I need. Then I go to IMAGE > IMAGE SIZE. And I note the pixel dimensions. Those are then the pixel dimensions I use in Maya render global settings:) Then all you gotta do is: -render out your image in Maya. -open it up in Photoshop. -Go to IMAGE > IMAGE SIZE -then change the resolution box to reflect my needed resolution. (the res from my test image.) -then your image will appear to resize itself to your chosen dpi dimensions. EXAMPLE: Say you want a 300 dpi image at a printable size of 8.5 x 11 inches, you would render an image in Maya at 2550 px X 3300 px. Then, open it in Photoshop, go to IMAGE > IMAGE SIZE. Change the resolution to 300, THEN input your rendered pixel dimensions in the pixel dimensions fields, and viola! Good luck! |
Thanx man. :)
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