Francemi , yes, but only to a certain extent. IT's going to depend not on the final size of the composite, but ont he size of the actual render window itself. IF she can render at 3000 pixels square on her system, then yeah, a 1024 is gonna hurt. I've routinely rendered images 2000 pixels square at 300 dpi, and there is a bit of the ickies when the main textures aren't large enough (roughly the same size as my rendered image). And by those, I mean the ones that areon the objects in the focus of the image (for most poser users, that's typically gonna be a person, lol). There is a reduction in the "reality", so to speak. In poser 4, it's pretty much a lost cause. In P5, though, I can use shaders (and lights -- lights are all important) to return a great deal of that reality. And of course, I can always use the original

thou and I, my friend, can, in the most flunkey world, make, each of us, one non-flunkey, one hero, if we like: that will be two heroes to begin with. (Carlyle)