[Eric DeVito]

The resolution of images created by 2020 Visual Impression is dependent on the display resolution of the computer and the size of the Visual Impression window at the time the image is captured. For example, I am using 2020 Visual Impression with a 1080P monitor with a maximum display resolution of 1920×1080. This is the highest resolution my snapshots will be. This resolution works well for displaying on most equipment and for small scale printing. However, there may be times you desire a higher resolution output for your rendering. For example, large scale printing or displaying on higher resolution devices such as 4K monitors or projector equipment.

The Custom Render feature in 2020 Visual Impression will allow you to render your image at your desired resolution.

The feature may be found by clicking the Presentation button at the top of the screen, and then choosing the Custom Render button.

Here you may make final adjustments to the scene and set the rendering quality such as SQ, HQ, HQ+, or HL. You may then input the desired Resolution, Aspect Ratio, and PPI setting.

When ready, click the Start Rendering Button. The program will then process and render your image with the applied settings. This can take some time depending on the settings used. When finished, the image will be created and accessible via your presentation tab.

For more tips on getting the most out of your 2020 Visual Impression renderings check out “The Art of Rendering” post by clicking here.