I swear this is the second time I saw this asked within the week. Now if only newbs would come up with a more creative subject line for a posting... There's got to be at least five different discussions that I could think of with similar or the same title. LOL! Makes searching a bit less useful. :p Apparently you're going to make a poster/print, huh? Cool, but remember you might need to adjust colors for monitor gamma, the printer, etc. This is usually easier to do in postwork, just in case... In Bryce 4, DPI only shows up as a sub-selection when the Render to disk option is used. If you want to render on screen (for 4, dunno about 5), you'll have to pull out a calculator, determine the print size, multiply by print resolution, and use a 2D prog to change the DPI to the correct setting later on.

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