Forgive Me by Nanothect

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Dec 25, 2006

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Yes, I've re-rendered my Praying Droid. This is my first render using HDRI lighting in Bryce 6. Nice effect eh? mind you it took 6 days to render with a Dual Core...Ouch! Take Care.

Comments (21)

JohnDelaquiox

3:09PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

Ouch wait till they come out with a single chip quad core next year I am getting one for sure

zoren

3:13PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

the lighting is great....!! cool model!!

delbeke

3:18PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

Whoa! 6 days!? You have me beat my longest is 72 hours! Great image though worth the time!

tckirk

3:22PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

Great job dude The wait seem IMO to be worth it.

SEspider

3:50PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

OUCH!! I thought version6 was suppose to be faster then 4&5. Seems slower to me. Honestly, I don't see reason for it to take that long to render even with the reflection. That does suck but most certainly worth it. Awsome model. ^_^

Nanothect

4:19PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

Hey SEspider, I gotta say this is my first HDRI, and knowing me I've set summit' wrong! User error and all that, teething problems or whatever. Only time will tell... :)

serendigity59@gmail.com

4:24PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

Excellent results. Perhaps play with the settings and start the render off a few times. The time the first pass is taking will be a good guide...

Nanothect

4:43PM | Mon, 25 December 2006

I concur MalenySteve... but I always fancied having a go with hdri, and could'nt resist ramping up the settings! Considering hdri must be at least 10 times more intensive than a good global lighting rig, suddenly the 6 days does'nt seem that bad. I bet it will be more like 6 hours when I get it sussed. :)