topic Re: Coversheet Rendering in Visualization

Coversheet Rendering

Anonymous — Thu, 11 May 2023 09:57:49 GMT

I have searched on here and googled how to get a crisp clear rendering on a cover-sheet at a large scale to no avail.

I have a large home that I made a sketch looking rendering of to put on the cover-sheet. I saved it as a PDF, Tiff, Jpeg etc, all the formats at the highest quality I can. I place it on my page and its pixleated and "grainy".

what am I doing wrong?

Re: Coversheet Rendering

Dave Seabury — Tue, 22 Nov 2016 16:54:48 GMT

Someone smarter then me will chime in I am sure, but you need to increase the size of the rendering (Width x Height).

Give that a try, it should reduce the graininess. I remember seeing a post from someone on how to translate pixels to inches for renderings, you might try a search.

David

Re: Coversheet Rendering

Anonymous — Tue, 22 Nov 2016 16:56:53 GMT

JLKilgore wrote:
I have searched on here and googled how to get a crisp clear rendering on a cover-sheet at a large scale to no avail.

I have a large home that I made a sketch looking rendering of to put on the cover-sheet. I saved it as a PDF, Tiff, Jpeg etc, all the formats at the highest quality I can. I place it on my page and its pixleated and "grainy".

what am I doing wrong?

Have you tried rendering at 300 dpi? What size is your cover?
For A3 try 4961 x 3508.

Re: Coversheet Rendering

Aaron Bourgoin — Tue, 22 Nov 2016 17:49:47 GMT

a rendering screens at a lower pixel per inch ratio than 300 dpi. Try a calculation using 155 pixels to the inch to determine the size.