As you can see, the wireframe figure is closer to the camera than the render. Why's that? Aren't they on the same distance?

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Whoa, never saw that before

I noticed this also, if your render is larger than your working window(not to be confused with the preview window) this might be what happens...I usually render way larger than my working window and although I can see everything in wireform, as the image renders I only get the upper left in the working window... but I could be wrong ;)

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Nahh, I get this all the time. It happens when you change the document resolution after you have worked on it a while. For example, if you're in top view, you cahnge the resolution, then work around, then go back to top view, it will usually be funky. Maybe it is related to zooming and panning around.

Switching between openGL view and standard bryce view also creates this problem. It's a nasty bug. I hope they fix it in B6

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I had this also alot and it was when i did zoom the rendered image.. reseting all views will do it. Apache2k

I tend to agree with Apache, this looks like a zoom issue to me. I get all kinds of wierd results when I zoom with a view camera, front, right etc, and then render.