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title: "Render Parameters"
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<summary>Example: Antialiasing Filter</summary>

Here is an example briefly demonstrating the effect of different anti-aliasing filters on the final result.

Note that rendering with a particular filter is **not** the same as rendering without a filter and then blurring the image in a post-processing program like Adobe Photoshop. Filters are applied on a sub-pixel level, over the individual sub-pixel samples. Therefore, applying the filter at render time produces a much more accurate and subtle result than applying it as a post effect. The zoomed in images below have been zoomed in and cropped 300%.


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| ![image](media://e4ebea3e-7a56-420b-8369-68a1d8ddffb9)<br>**Filtering is off.** | ![image](media://5760b0d8-c6ee-4bd4-adb3-1f2a9f163d9c)<br>**Lanczos filter**, size 2.5 | ![image](media://d1894892-becb-46c1-a48a-134116055c72)<br>**Triangle** filter |
| ![image](media://25c711e6-0567-4d89-b183-d3e579aad9df)<br>**Sinc Filter**, size 2.5 | ![image](media://56139f26-9c03-4e8c-ada7-b8cf484a16f4)<br>**Box Filter**, size 2.5 | ![image](media://f3504846-a2a0-4670-8a38-b71eab2c5efe)<br>**Area filter**, size 2.5 |
| ![image](media://b77707d6-7ebf-43e2-8aea-10b733904634)<br>**Catmull-Rom** | ![image](media://eb6f1307-5068-42e1-b314-cf0981d532e2)<br>**Cook Variable**, size 2.5 | ![image](media://e54ecb4d-6849-4255-ab1f-a8c53551bc46)<br>**Gaussian**, size 2.5 |
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