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Resolution Poll

  • Continue rendering images and animations at 4K (4096px) 4
  • Render images and animations at 2K (half resolution, 2048px) 2
  • Render images and animations at a resolution between 2K and 4K (3072px) 0
  • Continue rendering images at 4K and start rendering animations at 2K 21
  • 2025-01-30
  • —2025-02-02
  • 27 votes
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Content

Hi everyone! I have something kind of important to ask.

I currently render images and animations at 4K resolution, which is mostly manageable for my PC.

However, while images usually take only 2-5 minutes to render, animations can take up to 2 minutes per frame, with 30 frames needing to be rendered for a single second of video.

If I were to lower the rendering resolution, it would speed up rendering tremendously, though the overall image size would decrease.

I would like to know if it is necessary to keep the high quality of 4k or if it is more of a hindrance overall, as it seems to be too much for some devices to view properly.

Thank you for your vote ^^

Comments

Malin

5th option please? Continue rendering images at 4K and start rendering animations at a resolution between 2K and 4K (3072px)