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# 1 16-08-2007 , 10:43 AM
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rendering software

Hey guys,

ive got a bit of money to spare that ive been saving, and i want to try out some rendering packages.

ideally id love to try renderman but as im only owrking on showreels i havent got a spare $995 as i saw on their site

check my work and u will see how tacky the render looks.
maybe its something to do wiv resolution
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QUESTION
can anyone give me some tips on rendering packages and how to render sharp.

i saw mckinleys tut ages ago but my work always seems to render crap

any tips, suggestions, links and comments welcome

Thanx


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# 2 16-08-2007 , 05:14 PM
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Hmm if you train further, Mental ray should do, remember the ones that make the examples for renderers are all professionals. user added image

# 3 16-08-2007 , 06:53 PM
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I'm not too sure what your meaning saying you want it sharp? Up the anti alias settings, also if your rendering in one size and then uploading it to a site that uses another resolution your going to get some compression

I wouldnt recomment getting another software package, the software render can produce some amazing results and I think everyone knows what mental ray can do.

Theres some books you can get on rendering, I would save your cash and get one of them, learn what maya can offer before going with other softwares.

Ps - Just thought are you asking on actual render softwares or compositing softwares???


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# 4 24-08-2007 , 11:03 PM
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thanx guys, im just starting to learn mental ray now, its awesome...but omg ...slow render times as a result


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# 5 25-08-2007 , 12:34 AM
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Originally posted by mr pix.
rendering softwares
thanx guys, im just starting to learn mental ray now, its awesome...but omg ...slow render times as a result

lol yea same way I think about MR. great results but omg so slow. I mostly just use maya software now and try to "tweak" the scene and renderer as much as I can to get mental ray results.

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