AFAIK Pixar renders (with RenderMan) usually push around 80 hours per frame on their film-quality stuff. And they seldom use higher res than around 1800x500 (~2K 2:35 size). So this could surely be used in production since they now have network render and collaboration render built-in to v1.0.
Very nice stuff man. That flashlight render of the kitchen had me fooled for several seconds!
Evidence? All the render times Im finding listed by people are in minutes. And people using renderman software are exclaiming about intensely fast render speeds.
Ok someone help me out here, I’m really tired, but I think a two hour film would have like 216,000 frames right ?? 7200 seconds X 30 frames/sec, so how many years would it take at 80 hours X 216,000 frames ???
Well ths is why ILM, for example, has something like 10,000 hours of processor time each night!
_Mike
Hey Man, I have never seen interior-renderings with that natural realistic look. Your stuff is fantastic and I wonder why the rating sums up to only 4 stars
this is 5 stars
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