Yeah, I'm with JohnPenn on the render size. Any good inkjet should be able to put out 150DPI, which is pretty near photo quality for non-professional purposes. To keep the detail level high, and to keep the image looking how you had intended, don't resize an image with any viewer or program. Just render it higher, any resizing will create artifacts and blur the overall detail. Of course, if you WANT to blur the details, go for it! Don't let us stop ya.... (grins)