In the Menu Bar, click Edit > Preferences, then on the left side of the dialog box, select Render Settings.
Determines the default rendered image format.
Sets the resolution width and height in pixels for images rendered to disk. Use the drop-down list to select from standard resolutions.
Defines the image resolution in dots per inch.
Displays the physical image size in millimeters and calculates it using the resolution and DPI values.
Enables the increase of antialiasing quality. This may impact performance.
Determines the rendered stereo mode settings. Options include Mono, Stereo, 5 Eye Stereo (five images), and 9 Eye Stereo (nine images).
Sets the compression quality of an image by percentage. This only applies to image formats that support compression, such as JPG. For no compression, enter -1.
Sets the rendered framebuffer memory limit to ensure it is not exceeded.
Renders the alpha channel into the resulting image, if the file type supports it. You can select the alpha channel color separately.
Opens a separate window, showing the rendered image.
Shows only one image per window.
Squashes or stretches the rendered image and ignores the aspect ratio.
Toggles the export of TIFF/PSD in HDR format on or off. Exports the HDR format as TIFF/PSD (32 bits per channel), when enabled.
Toggles the export of EXR in HDR format on or off. Exports the HDR format as EXR (16-Bit Float), when enabled.
Toggles the export of Multi Layer EXR/PSD in HDR format on or off. Exports the HDR format as Multi Layer EXR/PSD, when enabled.
Use these controls to set the start frame, stop frame, and frame rate for your animation. You can export a series of images or an AVI movie.