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>Field rendering is included. Just drag a box around the area you want to >render (perspective view), and Imagine obliges by only rendering that >area. That isn't what `Field Rendering' is. You are refering to `Set Zone'. Field rendering is when a frame is divided into `Fields' (even and odd lines) and the motion is sampled at 60 FPS. Since there are 2 fields for each frame you are in essence playing back at 60 FPS. This is good when there is movement close to the camera or when there are small moving objects light stars. One field rendered image may have lots of jitter but when played back it is VERY smooth. This does increase rendering time though. <<< Tony D. Tracer >>> (Any render time >0 needs acceleration.)