Render package options?

solo · 29 Nov 2012, 20:43

@unknownuser said:

Not bad, not bad at all. I assume you downsampled the image?

I set supersampling on 'normal', I did a quick video of the interactive BSD engine.

Let me upload it to someplace and post in this reply when done.

Here it is, It's in this wide format as I recorded over two monitors (both 27 inches)

So take into account I am rendering at a huge ratio of 1870x850 (my SU ratio)

Dropbox - 404

(dl.dropbox.com)

Stinkie · 29 Nov 2012, 21:21

Cool vid. Thanks for that.
My assumption was you made your image smaller in post, thus compressing the noise.

jpalm32 · 29 Nov 2012, 23:20

Twilight will give great results at very reasonable price. Learning curve can be applied to Thea!

solo · 30 Nov 2012, 05:51

@jpalm32 said:

Twilight will give great results at very reasonable price. Learning curve can be applied to Thea!

Absolutely, Twilight is another great option.

The new Thea4SU is very simple to use by the way.

Stinkie · 30 Nov 2012, 06:26

@solo said:

@jpalm32 said:

Twilight will give great results at very reasonable price. Learning curve can be applied to Thea!

Ah, yes. Forgot about that one. Good choice for a beginner. Easy to use, cheap, nice forum. And there's a tutorial on Lynda.com .

toynlet · 30 Nov 2012, 08:59

Thankyou to everyone for their input!
Even more research for me and hopefully an opportunity to use some of these packages.
Steve

jo-ke · 1 Dec 2012, 11:34

@solo said:

all within SU (not studio) no post processing.

Is there now a thea- SU integrated- version (comparable to twilight) without export like Kerkythea?

Sounds interessting!

solo · 1 Dec 2012, 13:15

@jo-ke said:

@solo said:

all within SU (not studio) no post processing.

Is there now a thea- SU integrated- version (comparable to twilight) without export like Kerkythea?

Sounds interessting!

Yup,it's amazing, not yet available as it's still in beta, hopefully some time this month.

jo-ke · 1 Dec 2012, 14:01

Wow!

This are really good news!

Can't wait to try it...

kilgo · 3 Dec 2012, 18:10

Here's one from Podium.

kilgo · 3 Dec 2012, 19:47

another one...You can see by the render info (bottom of image) adding the trees extended its time from 4min to 20 min.

majid · 3 Dec 2012, 23:30

I gave a try using KT, + KT free trees, instancing them around the model.
background fit image + distance blue light ( to simulate blues shadows)
that is all
4 min 37 sec!