how to make each pixel the same setting color in the rendered image? I have a problem. And it will be a great help to me if you have a solution.Thanks a lot!I need to render a image of a model, and I need every pixel of the model the single color. 
I want to render a image using Cycles engine and GPU Compute(these two are necessary). In Material, I set the model surface type "Emission" and a single color(e.g.RGB(255, 0, 0)),and in Render-Film, I set the Gaussian Width is 0.01(it can not be set 0). Then I render the image. Almost each pixel is (255,0,0),but there is still several pixels whose color are different.



We can see when we enlarge the picture,  some pixel's color is not the setting color(255,0,0). I need to calculate the pixels of setting color accurately, so I need every pixel is the setting color. I am new about the blender. And is there any solution to my target? Thanks.
If it is an identification of the rendered part you want (where every object has its own colour), use the ID render pass. In the object properties, set the "Pass Index" to a unique number. In the Render Layer properties, enable the Object Index pass.



Then use the IndexOB slot of the Render Layer node to render the colours. For each pixel, this slot will give you the value of the "Pass Index" property you set on the object. You can use a ColorRamp node to map from a number to a colour; however, that accepts only numbers between 0 and 1, so you have to divide the IndexOB by the highest number you used. In my example the background has index 0, the cube has index 1, and the sphere has index 2, so I divide by 2.