Photo Quality.

[Knowl Paine 455]

I was reading this Link, do you have High Resolution enabled?

 

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Taking_snapshots

[Knowl Paine 455]

I was reading this Link, do you have High Resolution enabled?

 

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Taking_snapshots

[Charolotte Caxton 990]

If having a checkmark by Hi-res Snapshot is a yes, then, yes.

[Knowl Paine 455]

Turn on antialiasing and anisotropic filtering?

 

[Nyll Bergbahn 1,050]

Torley Linden has a good page on taking snapshots here, although not updated for Viewer 2.

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Taking_snapshots

Turning on High-res Snapshot in the Advanced Menu (CTRL+ALT+D for Advanced Menu) only affects Snapshots to Disk and will do absolutely nothing for photos taken using the Take Snapshot window and controls.

First then, Snapshot to Disk. and how to activate Snapshot to Disk now as FIle > Snapshot to Disk is a Viewer 1 option removed from Viewer2. Two ways, one is selecting Advanced > Shortcuts > Snapshot to Disk., the other is using the keyboard shortcut CTRL+'.

Using High-res Snapshots and CTRL+' (or via menu) will produce a photo four times the screen resolution of your monitor so a far larger dimension and less pixellated photo than a simple screen resolution photo. For example, uncheck High-res snapshot and press CTRL+' to take a snapshot. It will save automatically to your hard drive as Snapshot _001 unless you save as a name. Hover your cursor over the file name or click it and note the dimensions, for example 1280 x 962. Now activate High-res Snapshot and press CTRL+'. Note file size is now four times larger at 2560 x 1924.

To best control the quality of photos use the Take Snapshot window and select larger size photos such as 1600 x 1200 or set your own in Custom.

A common misconception is that selecting High-res Snapshots somehow creates high-res photos when using the Take Snapshot window. In fact, it has no effect at all and is purely for the quick Snapshot to Disk option.

[Charolotte Caxton 990]

Yes.

[Nyll Bergbahn 1,050]

You may also like to experiment with Lighting and Shadows and Global Illumination for some great photos. Lighting and Shadows will greatly reduce FPS but wonderful for photos. Niran's thread on Kirstens forum provides some interesting suggestions for photos using these options which you may care to read.

http://www.kirstensviewer.com/Forum/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=573

[Wildcat Furse 89]

I am taking shots in Ultra modus with a screen resolution @ 1920 x 1080. The higher the root resolution, the more u can zoom when after processing the pictures *meows*

[Suella Ember 58]

You may also want to play with anti-aliasing to address issues with pixellation around the edges of avatars and objects:

http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/Antialiasing

[koto Nizna 13]

Toggle your anti-aliasing to 16