I have always found this task easier using Camera, Render and Write Image - I have attached a net file that shows how I do it. With Camera, you can specify the width and aspect ratio of your image in terms of the spatial units of your data and the number of pixels. I have no problems getting my colour bar on every image. Note that I rotate the data rather than the image, so you need to transform your data so that they are centred on [0 0 0].
Cheers, Cameron Huddlestone-Holmes School of Earth Sciences, James Cook University, Townsville, Queensland. 4811. Australia. [EMAIL PROTECTED] +61 7 4781 4884 -- > What if you set the Image Size to 800 x 608 using the Camera option > of the View Control dialog so you don't have to "Allow Rendering". > Then do you see the problem? > > David > >> Yes, I realized that was a problem when I found twice as many frames >> as I expected at one point. I remove the original MIFF and click on >> the play button on the sequencer. The first frame is the correct size >> and the rest are varying sizes. >>
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