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Subject: Render/Printing/Poser 5 Problem
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Hopefully someone can shed some light on this little problem I've discovered. I've been using poser 5 for a little while now, and I've only just noticed strange horizontal 'distortions' on my renders. They don't seem to be very noticeable in RGB, but as soon as they're in CMYK or printed (well, that's the same), they're pretty ugly. They appear whether or not the image is exported as jpeg, tif, or even psd. I'm not surprised if I'm not flicking a the right check-boxes for the firefly renderer, but I'm stumped. I'd post a pic in CMYK to demonstrate. The lines are in both (the colour picker in photoshop can find them), just more evindent in CMYK. Help!!