[Bf-cycles] max render size?

Jordan Miller jrdnmlr at gmail.com
Sat Oct 26 17:51:07 CEST 2013


naw, the rendered area is the proper size, I just get all black pixels
outside there. if I go down to 30000x2000 pixels it works fine and all
pixels render.

I want to render 60000x4000. how can I find out blender's hard limit
in image pixel dimensions?

yes this is for some wall art for an installation so I need a lot of
pixels, people will be up close to it. will be printing a large poster
at 300 dpi. right now I could only print the image at 150 dpi since I
am limited to 30000 pixels and I want it to be around 15' across.

so 60000 would let me print at 300 dpi no prob. if blender can output
a file that large (which it is) I just don't understand why all the
pixels wouldn't be rendered.

jordan



On Oct 25, 2013, at 2:23 PM, "E. David Ferriman" <dferriman at gmail.com> wrote:

> To be clear, you want to print out an image that's 200"x13.3"? It's most
> likely rendering just the central third due to the odd size (in other
> words, you're only ASKING for the central 3rd). To get the right pixels,
> multiply the inches you want by the ppi you want. If the camera frame is
> 1920x1080 that's 6.4"x3.6" (1920px/300ppiX1080px/300ppi). So, from there
> make sure your inches match. Ex:
>
> 6.4"x3.6" * 10 = 16.4"x13.6" * 300ppi = 4,920pxX4,080px
>
> Hope that helps.
>
> Dave
>
> On 10/25/2013 1:16 PM, Jordan Miller wrote:
>> Hi-- so I have a simple scene that I want to render at high res for
>> making a professional quality poster people will be close to examine.
>> I would like to render 60,000 pixels x 4,000 pixels.
>>
>> my computer can handle it fine in cycles with GPU Compute (quad i7
>> with 2 GTX 770s and 32GB cpu RAM). but the image is cut off (only the
>> central third of the camera view is rendered). Does blender have new
>> hard limits of 20000 pixel image size? I can't go larger than that and
>> have every pixel render.
>>
>> please advise if there is a way to do this.
>>
>> thanks!!
>> jordan
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