resolution

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blendColors, clamp, lightInfo, gammaCorrect, surfaceLuminance, contrast, luminance, rgbToHsv, hsvToRgb, samplerInfo, setRange, renderQuality, renderGlobals, renderGlobalsList, baseShadingSwitch, singleShadingSwitch, doubleShadingSwitch, tripleShadingSwitch

aspectLock, deviceAspectRatio, dotsPerInch, fields, height, imageSizeUnits, lockDeviceAspectRatio, oddFieldFirst, pixelAspect, pixelDensityUnits, width, zerothScanline

Long name (short name)	Type	Default	Flags
width (w)	integer	960
The image resolution width (X).
height (h)	integer	540
The image resolution height (Y).
pixelAspect (pa)	float	0.0
The currently locked X/Y aspect ratio between X and Y resolution. This attribute is only used for internal computations, and is not the same thing as the render globals window' "pixel aspect ratio" field. Please refer to "device aspect ratio" for this.
aspectLock (al)	bool	false
When true, lock the aspect ratio so that if X is modified, Y maintains the proper aspect, and visa-versa.
deviceAspectRatio (dar)	float	1.7777777
Device aspect ratio: the resolution must squeeze the image into this aspect ratio. Eg., device aspect ratio for NTSC is 4/3. In the render globals window, there is a "pixel aspect ratio" field, which is not an attribute, and is made available to allow users familiar with pixel aspect ratio to set non-square pixel sizes (value of 1 indicating square). When this value is set, the device aspect ratio is modified. There is a relationship between these two items: pixel_aspect_ratio = (height / width) * device_aspect_ratio.
lockDeviceAspectRatio (ldar)	bool	false
Lock device aspect ratio. If the lock is off, then the device aspect ratio will make sure that there is no squeeze in the image.
dotsPerInch (dpi)	float	72.0
The image pixel density in dots per inch (DPI).
oddFieldFirst (off)	bool	true
if odd field comes first
fields (fld)	enum	0
if fields are to be done
zerothScanline (zsl)	enum	0
if top/bottom is the 0th field
imageSizeUnits (isu)	enum	0
The units for the image size.
pixelDensityUnits (pdu)	enum	0
The units for the pixel density.