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Panel: Properties > Output Properties > Dimensions

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The first step in the rendering process is to determine and set the output settings. This includes render size, frame rate, pixel aspect ratio, output location, and file type.

Dimensions

Render Presets

Common format presets for TVs and screens.

Resolution X/Y

The number of pixels horizontally and vertically in the image.

%

Slider to reduce or increase the size of the rendered image relative to the X/Y values above. This is useful for small test renders that have the same proportions as the final image.

'''Aspect X/Y

Aspect Ratio
Older televisions may have non-square pixels, so this can be used to control the shape of the pixels along the respective axis. This will pre-distort the images which will look stretched on a computer screen, but which will display correctly on a TV set. It is important that you use the correct pixel aspect ratio when rendering to prevent re-scaling, resulting in lowered image quality.

See Video Output for details on pixel aspect ratio.
Video Output

Render Region

Renders just a portion of the view instead of the entire frame. See the Render Region documentation to see how to define the size of the render region.

Render Region

ｉNote

This disables the Save Buffers option in Performance and Full Sample option in Anti-Aliasing.

Crop Render Region

Crops the rendered image to the size of the render region, instead of rendering a transparent background around it.

Frame Start

First frame of the playback/rendering range.
Set the Start and End frames for Rendering Animations. Step controls the number of frames to advance by for each frame in the timeline.

End

Final frame of the playback/rendering range.

Step

Number of frames to skip forward while rendering/playing back each frame.

Frame Rate

For an Animation the frame rate is how many frames will be displayed per second.

Time Remapping

Use to remap the length of an animation.

Old

Old mapping value in frames.

New

How many frames the Map Old will last.