Hi everybody, I'm an italian guy and my english is not very good sorry. I hope that someone understand me and this is a great site I like all the stuff here. So I have a problem, I don't know how can I save in Photoshop all my works, with Bryce 4, up to 72 dpi, for example: 150 or better 300 dpi; because I like do a stamp of all my image, but I don't do a best stamp, I got an Epson Stylus Photo 700. Someone can help me? Thanks.

I'll try to help.If you do a render to disk in Bryce, you can specify the dpi output, image size, and file format.I myself go with the TIFF format for output to Photoshop. For working in Photoshop, the higher DPI the better.Most printers work with images that are no lower than 266DPI. (at least in the U.S.) Good Luck! Spanfarkle

For the epson, or any inkjet, the resolution for photgraphic imagery doesn't have to be higher than 200 DPI or so. However, keep in mind real printing on a press. I do everything at 300 DPI, convert it to CMYK, and then spawn JPEG's and tiffs off of the original art.

Ciao Dragonfly you can always render to disk and then specify DPI and file format. As weirdass said 300 dpi minimum if it is going to be printed and the dreaded CMYK conversion, which will kill all the colour..... the problems of digital illustration. I find that working in Photoshop with the CMYK preview turned on stops the disappointment...a little! Psychomoose