Hi Vitaliy!

That's a very nice idea! I'll try it! I'm trying to output 300 high res images to make a movie. This will take some time and file-management. Thanks a lot for this idea!

If I may ask: Where did you find this info?

2^14 by 2^14 is of course quite a few pixels, so I can't blame Mac I guess...

The software-renderer should overcome this right? or is it still OpenGL?

method = {"HardwareDepthBuffer", "HardwareDepthPeeling", "BSPTree", "Software"};
method = method[[4]]
SetOptions[$FrontEndSession,  RenderingOptions -> {"Graphics3DRenderingEngine" -> method}];
SetOptions[EvaluationNotebook[], RenderingOptions -> {"Graphics3DRenderingEngine" -> method}];
CurrentValue[$FrontEnd, {RenderingOptions, "Graphics3DRenderingEngine"}] = MethodOptions;
CurrentValue[$FrontEndSession, {"Antialiasing"}] = True;
CurrentValue[EvaluationNotebook[], {"Antialiasing"}] = True;
CurrentValue[$FrontEnd, {"Antialiasing"}] = True;

Also setting these kinds of options did not result in High-resolution, antialiased figures.... Any more ideas?

Hi Simon, this doesn't help me: of course I know that I should use the Rasterize command!