Rendering the image

Now that our image is complete, save it again, in either the parameter or fractal file format you 

chose earlier.

There is one other method of saving images that you will 

want to use on occasion. If you want to make a larger 

render than is practical onscreen or render the best 

quality image, you will want to use Ultra Fractal s 

Render to Disk feature. 

Rendering images

For fun, let s make a render of this image that you can use as your desktop wallpaper.

To start the disk render, select Render to Disk from the Fractal menu.

In the Destination File field, Ultra Fractal will suggest a file name for the rendered image. Write it 

down so you will know where the image is going to be saved.

G     

Make sure that Bitmap image (*.bmp) is the selected File Type.

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In the Size field, enter the Width and Height of your Windows desktop (for instance, 1024 

and 768).

If you do not know your desktop setting, minimize Ultra Fractal and right click on your Windows 

desktop. Select Properties. Click on the Settings tab and look for the Screen resolution that is 

selected.

In most cases, the Anti aliasing setting of Normal is 

sufficient.

The difference between an exported and an anti aliased   

render of this image is demonstrated in the two 

Anti aliasing

examples below:

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