Playing with Octane by SirRonmit
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Comparing 3 renders no post editing
SASE Charina by Sabby and Seven
Default iRay (which was previously uploaded)
Default Octane (allowed Auto-loading of materials - without editing or fine-tuning them)
Default Reality Render (using LuxRender OpenCL)
With the Octane, I'd like to play around with lighting and materials. You can do them on-the-fly which is nice (just like Reality/LuxRender).
Comments (4)
the iray is the best with a lot of advantage ahead
Agreed - I still use it the most of all the render engines Octane is great for inanimate objects (so is Reality)
Tim N
This image provides great informations about rendering...thanks...but, in my opinion Iray is the best one.
Decidedly, I prefer the Iray
Agreed w/all again as well ..
I am working on some more specific Octane renders. Does it also appear to everyone else the you only get 30-day trial? I remember looking into Octane a few years ago, but it wasn't worth the $20-$30 per month fee. I got into iRay instead and purchased a lifetime license for Reality for under $25 USD.
I have been playing with Octane's materials to make the render more fair .. I'll keep working on testing and post up when I can. Compare True iRay materials versus True Octane materials and see which we like better .. I'm still learning about Octane lighting as well, I know that will make a HUGE difference too on renders .. I do like how much faster Octane is .. but I still think iRay renders skin better and Octane may render objects better at times (all dependent upon proper lighting of course).
Tim N