[Raphaël Coppejans]

Hi Josh,

Yes, I’m using the save functions and the OS itself is zoomed to 150% as I said. Because if I put it to 100% all the others programs are underscaled…. So it look that in Windows 10 and with a UHD screen 150% is the standard dimensions (?)…

The result of C4D is good, I have the file with right dimensions after renderisation. But the picture viewer of C4D gives something overscaled…

So… when I use C4D I have to put Windows to 100% size, and when I’m using Photoshop, After Effects, Illustrator and much more I have to put it to 150%… Very an annoying….
Or… each time I’ve renderised something I have to open it with, for example, Photoshop to have the good dimensions… Also annoying…

Anyway, it looks UHD is still not really the perfect display to make edition…

[Raphaël Coppejans]

Actually the picture viewer doesn’t produce the good dimensions. It’s scaled to 150%.
I understand it’s because i put all the windows interface size to 150% but if I put it to 100%, Photoshop and all the main programs are down-scaled…

Is it possible to change the ratio of the picture viewer ?…

[Raphaël Coppejans]

Thanks for your answer Adam.

Yes you’re right. I’m not talking about the DPI but about the dimensions of the render window itself.

I would say that in Photoshop if I create a 3840*2160 document, it fit exactly to my sreen dimensions.
But with C4D if I render a 3840*2160 scene, it’s to big to fit to the screen. So it’s upscaled… Just in the render windows of C4D, if I open the renderised file in Photoshop I’ts good.

So what would be great is to have the right proportion in C4D.