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Cinebench Release 11.5…
about 3 months ago - No comments
Benchmarks: Workstation 6.4C/4T @2.34Ghz Geoforce 9800 GT/PCI/SSE2 OpenGL = 26.06 fps CPU = 2.64 pts W7/64bit/8Gb/4C4T intel core 2 quad cpu Q8200 =============
Robot video…
about 5 months ago - No comments
Final Animation <—- Animation creation/rendering using Cinema 4D.
Terragen…
about 7 months ago - No comments
Just installed the free non-commercial version of this program which allows you to create awesome 3D generated landscapes, terrains etc. Click here to visit their website.
2012..
about 8 months ago - No comments
This is the most amazing, stunning, moving movie l’ve seen in a while. And it brings in people from places like India, China, Russia into the movie produced by Ronald Emmerich – as well as this rising British actor born of Nigerian parents actor Chiwetel Ejiofor . Heres a link to the movies website – cost $200
GPU – Graphics Processing Unit Upgrade
about 1 year ago - No comments
Decided to upgrade my main workstation’s Nvidia Quadro FX370 card ($129) to the XFX GTS 250 ($129 – previously $300++). Had to move almost everything around in my existing MSI Neo-6 motherboard. System: Running Vista Ultimate 64bit, 8Gb, Intel Quad core Q8200@2.33Ghz. 550W PSU Performance difference was significant. Summary and pictures below: Povray [Previous] 23m
Build your own Virtual World…
about 1 year ago - No comments
Check out this amazing video – World Builder by Bruce Branit Some day l guess we might be building entire cities virtually like this, walk through them and then create them. Beats a 3D object molder. Heres a direct link to the quicktime .mov file for faster viewing on your PC. [ Right click, save
Essential lighting…
about 1 year ago - No comments
Working on mastering lighting in 3Ds max. Seems photometric lights placed around the object like a halo is very crucial. Playing/learning graphics meets a “balancing the use of both sides of ones brain” goal in me. See below images. First shows the setup l now have in 3ds max. Next was the original render using