C3D7 (beta) Gallery
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Simple gold ring — old renderer vs. new (look at the caustics!)
Note that the new render took a little over twice as long. The new renderer is faster to give you a rough preview but slower to produce a finished image relative to a simple scene rendered the old way. But once you add (otherwise) costly effects such as motion blur, depth of field, blurry reflections, area lights, and caustics, the new renderer is faster and produces far better results.
Note that the new render took a little over twice as long. The new renderer is faster to give you a rough preview but slower to produce a finished image relative to a simple scene rendered the old way. But once you add (otherwise) costly effects such as motion blur, depth of field, blurry reflections, area lights, and caustics, the new renderer is faster and produces far better results.
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Doh! Didn't realise you could choose render engines.
Cheetah 3D 6 Render Vs Cheetah 3D 7 Cheetah Rendere
First 2 examples are rendered in Cheetah 3D 7's, Cheetah renderer.
Later 2 examples are rendered in Cheetah 3D 6's renderer.
Both same lighting and camera settings.
The rendered results looks quite different, Cheetah 3D 7's Cheetah renderer looks smooth and more dynamic range, looks nicer in my opinion,
compared to Cheetah 3D 6.
First 2 examples are rendered in Cheetah 3D 7's, Cheetah renderer.
Later 2 examples are rendered in Cheetah 3D 6's renderer.
Both same lighting and camera settings.
The rendered results looks quite different, Cheetah 3D 7's Cheetah renderer looks smooth and more dynamic range, looks nicer in my opinion,
compared to Cheetah 3D 6.
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The difference is in the highlights, in the C3D7 Cheetah render, the highlights or white parts retains detail and has more colour saturation.
In C3D6 render, the highlights or white parts are "over exposed", no details just white wash. Colour is also less saturated.
Compare the waterfall curtains and the overall brightness, both lighting and camera settings are the same in both examples.
It seems C3D7 handles light differently, it looks more pleasing, C3D6 seems more contrasty and stark in the examples.
In C3D6 render, the highlights or white parts are "over exposed", no details just white wash. Colour is also less saturated.
Compare the waterfall curtains and the overall brightness, both lighting and camera settings are the same in both examples.
It seems C3D7 handles light differently, it looks more pleasing, C3D6 seems more contrasty and stark in the examples.
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The v6 colors are definitely more saturated. Look at the green on the tree leaves.
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