Rob, render to larger window and save. You will also be given the oportunity to save the render as a TIFF. Do so, take it into any paint prog that makes jpegs, and there ya go. Make sure you check anti-alias before rendering, and you might want to render a little bit bigger than your final project to add a bit more detail. I render at about 1500 to 2500 pixels, but I do have a fair amount of memory and scratch disk-- several gig of scratch in fact. I shrink my pictures in about two to three stages and use unsharp mask at least the first and maybe the last time. Some masters of rendering-- ByteMeOk Comes to mind-- render much higher. Also check the focus on your camera-- it's the first dial when you have the camera selected. Over 78 is a good number. I render at 105 to 120, but I don't do wide shots. I act like I've done all this much-- this is from memory. I have a brand new luscious computer for two weeks and no monitor to go with it. Very frustrating.:( Emily Ok, you can show us your stuff now. Trust us, we'll be kind.