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| Posted by okh at Jun 20, 2018, 10:38:45 PM |
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Re: rendering You may want to test your renderings at Quality 3 and low resolution (say 300x400 or something) before you do a high quality render. That way you will get an idea of how a high resolution (Q4, 1000+x1200+) will work. If it does not, change time, place and light-sources. There are many good hints on the site which can help you get it right. Look in the blog and for posts by Ceciliabr and enkonyito ok PS - you can use Blender (or other software) which allows you to use other renderers, but that could take a lot of time if you are not an experienced user. |
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